Is there an equivalent of "Me neither" as a standalone sentence in Japanese? I
know you can say the whole sentence (e.g. "I also can't understand"), but what
about "Me neither" on its own?
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How to say "me neither"?
You can just use 「私も」, 「俺も」, 「僕も」 and such. They can mean both "Me, too" and
"Me, neither" depending on the previous statement.
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You can use も in your sentences.

For example.

私もです Me, too.

私もできません I can't do that thing either.

私も分かりません I also can't understand.
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