How to say you agree with what another text message said ?
Someone thanked someone and said he found a meeting useful.I want to say I am of he same o pinion.but less formally.
What do you typically say?

Thank you

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How to say you agree with what another text message said ?
Someone thanked someone and said he found a meeting useful.I want to say I am of he same o pinion.but less formally.
What do you typically say?

Thank you

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You could say "no problem" (an informal "you're welcome") and then say "me too"

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"Ditto" is quite informal among friends and/or co-workers whom you know.  For example, if you are with a friend and he or she says I really like that (text, movie, book, information, car, and so forth) you simply reply "ditto."  Remember, "ditto" is a very informal English term but not uncommon in day-to-day usage.   Other informal terms:  "likewise", "same here", "I agree."

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"I agree, thank you" or perhaps "Thanks from me too" or "I found it useful too, thanks."

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An informal and polite way to put it would be, "Totally", which would be implied as short for, "I totally agree with you".

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