All Ears English Podcast AEE 2555: Capture the Connection When You Agree with Someone in English
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Jan 27, 2026 They explain short agreement phrases like me too, so do I, and neither do I and when to use each. Pronunciation and grammar matching are highlighted. A role-play shows how brief agreements can open conversations and build rapport. Tips for turning agreement into follow-up talk are given.
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Agree Quickly, Then Add More
- Use short phrases like "Me too" to agree quickly and create connection.
- Then add a follow-up sentence to keep the conversation going and deepen the connection.
Agreement Builds Instant Rapport
- Agreement signals shared perspective and creates an immediate connection.
- These tiny phrases punch above their weight for building rapport fast.
Vary Your Agreement Phrases
- Use "Same here" or "So do I" as alternatives to "Me too" to vary your responses.
- Match plural or singular forms (e.g., "so are we") to fit the subject.