This document discusses ways to express agreement and disagreement in Spanish. To agree with what someone likes, you can say "a mí también," which means "me too." If someone says they dislike something, you can agree by saying "a mí tampoco," meaning "me neither" or "neither do I." Examples are provided of using these phrases, such as agreeing with the statement "I like to spend time with friends" by saying "a mí también," or agreeing with "I don't like to sing at all" by saying "a mí tampoco."

1. Agreement or
Disagreement
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2. Agreement or Disagreement
s To agree with what a person
likes, you use “a mí también.”
s It’s like saying “me too” in
English.

3. Agreement or Disagreement
s Me gusta pasar tiempo con
amigos.
s I like to spend time with friends.
s A mí también.
s Me too.

4. Agreement or Disagreement
s If somewone tells you that he or
she dislikes something, you can
agree by saying “a mí tampoco.”
s It’s like saying “me neither or
“neither do I” in English.

5. Agreement or Disagreement
s No me gusta nada cantar.
s I don’t like to sing at all.
s A mí tampoco.
s Me neither.