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Charlie Lo
"And I you" what does that mean?
I heard a conversation in a movie. It goes like this. A prince told the girl he liked, "I want to see you again." And the girl replied, "And I you."
Does that mean I also want to see you again? Can anyone explain the meaning and the grammar behind? Thank you so much indeed!
Mar 21, 2015 6:17 AM
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the sentence structure is, and I (VERB) YOU, (too)
so i want to see you again.
the response, and i you, actually means, and i want to see you again, too.
another example,
A: I love you.
B: And I, you. (and i love you, too)
March 21, 2015
Charlie Lo
Language Skills
Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, Italian, Spanish
Learning Language
English, French, Italian, Spanish
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