Which choice is right, why? (- Grandma, I love you. - ...)

[Vaok]

--- Grandma, I love you.
--- _____.

A. Me too B. I agree C. Exactly D. I love you ,too.

which choice is right,why? thanks in advance.

[Molly]

Both A and D are common.

[Vaok]

thank you.
but doesn't "me too" here means "I love me ,too"? because:

for example'

--- I love music
----Me too. (===I love music, too)

[Molly]

Nope, it means "I love you too", above.

[Vaok]

i saw from somewhere saying that in this kind of situation "me too" is funny. because : ---- " i love you, Tom" (you=Tom)
----Me too. (it shoud refer to the "you" above, just like the other example "music" is the key word. so "Me too" here means :I love myself---that's funny)

I'm confused. Are you sure"Me too" here is right?

[Lost_Soul]

Yeah, me too is kind of out of place, I reckon.
I think we use me too like this

I like apples
Me too

[Vaok]

so there are different ideas, who can tell me the final right choice? Are you native speakers?

[Molly]

Which choice would you like to hear? Do you want what is prescriptively correct, or would you like to know how the expression "me too" is used?

[Vaok]

I just want to know if A is a proper choice. I know D is right. thank you.

[Vaok]

Moderators, please help me!

[Yankee]

Hi Vaok

Will the opinion of an Ex-moderator do?

If that sentence is from a test, the author probably wants you to choose option D. That is not only a correct response, but also a perfectly normal response for a grandma to make.

Option A also might possibly be used by Grandma. However, option A might be even more likely in a scenario such as this:

Grandchild A: Grandma, I love you.
Grandchild B: Me, too.
Grandchild C: Me, three!!!!
Grandma: (affectionately laughing) And I love all three of you.

Who knows -- Granny might even say "Me four".
.

Grandchild B's "Me, too" would mean "I love you too, Grandma". In other words, Grandchild B wants to tell Grandma the same thing that Grandchild A just did.
.

[Vaok]

However, option A might be even more likely in a scenario such as this:

Grandchild A: Grandma, I love you.
Grandchild B: Me, too.
Grandchild C: Me, three!!!!
Grandma: (affectionately laughing) And I love all three of you.

good imagination! it's quite reasonable .Thank you!

But if the conversation is between two lovers, can "Me too " still be proper?

man: I love you!
woman: Me too!(proper?)

[Yankee]

Hi Vaok

People do use it that way. However, people also know that saying "Me, too" in that context technically means "Yeah, I love me too".

[Vaok]

I see. you mean "Me too" is used in the situation to mean "I love you ,too" though technically meaning " I love me too"' right?

[Vaok]

an idea just struck me:

woman A: I love my husband
woamn B: Me too.

Is "Me too" here proper or funny?