Examples of using "Minäkään" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Me neither.
- Neither am I.
- Neither do I.
I don't like it, either.
I don't know either.
I can't explain it either.
I don't get it either.
I don't know how to swim either.
I didn't say that either.
I'm not married, either.
I didn't understand it either.
- I can't go to Australia, either.
- I can't come to Australia either.
I don't buy that either.
I wouldn't buy that either.
"I don't like carrots." "Neither do I."
"I don't like carrots." "Neither do I."
- Nor can I.
- I can't do it either.
- I can't explain it either.
- Neither can I explain it.
I'm not in a good mood either.
He doesn't speak French, neither do I.
Tom didn't go, and neither did I.
Tom, if you're not going I'm not going either.
"I'm not good at swimming." "Neither am I."
He is not fond of sports, and I am not either.
I don't like it either.
You're not a killer and neither am I.
- You're no better than me.
- You aren't any better than me.
"I'm not very good at this." "Neither am I."
- My sister is not a good cook, and neither am I.
- My sister isn't a good cook, and neither am I.
My wife usually doesn't drink coffee at night, and neither do I.
I can't look after my parents and such either.
Tom, if you're not going I'm not going either.
You can't be serious! He's no more a doctor than I am.
"I just love double negatives, Tom!" "Yeah? I don't find them entirely unpleasant myself, Maria."