"I'm getting hungry." "Me, too." "Let's eat." "OK."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"I'm getting hungry." "Me, too." "Let's eat." "OK."

"I'm getting hungry." "Me, too." "Do you want to eat?" "OK."

"I am not tired." "Neither am I."

"I want beef, too."

“Thanks a lot for dinner!"“Don't mention it."

"May I go with you?" "Of course."

"Would you like any more?" "No, I've had enough."

"I feel like playing cards." "So do I."

"May I join you?" "Why not?"

"Bleh, there are vegetables in it!" "huh? That is precisely why it is tasty!"

“Who's there?" “Us ."

"If it's bitter, I don't want it." "Drink it!" "I don't like anything bitter."

“I didn't touch it."—“You did so!"

“Will you have a drink?"—“I'd just as soon not."

“Come with me."—“All right."

“I'm tired of studying."“I'm , too.

"Dad, I'm hungry." "Hi, Hungry! I'm Dad."

"I'm soaked with sweat.' "Step back. You stink!"

“I am so tired of studying."“Yeah, I know. Me too."

“May I use your phone?"—“Of course."

"Can you smell something burning?" "Oh, I went and burnt the toast."

"I'd like to talk to Mr Smith." "This is Smith speaking."

“Do you want to come with us?"“Rather!"

"My metabolism is such that no matter how much I eat I don't put on weight." "Just now, this second, you've made enemies of people throughout the world."

“Would you come with me?"—“Surely!"

"Tom is seriously getting on my nerves, I want to beat him to death." "Hey! Don't say such bad things."

“Could you come to our party?"“I'd be glad to."

“Might I come in?"—“Yes, certainly."

“May I come?"—“By all means."

"Are you tired?" "No, not at all."