same to you OR same with you OR same like you? Which is correct?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Greetings,

Same to you OR same with you OR same like you? Which is correct? Could you please give clear examples?

Thanks once again.

2

Please can you put the phrase in a context?

3

I think he means something of reciprocity like this:

X: Wish you a happy new year!
Y: Same to you!

However, about the other two he alone could say.

4

Anglophile,
The word ‘same’, in all the cases, is preceded by ‘the’.
Can I say : ‘The same to you!’?
Thanks.

5

Yes, you can. In that case it becomes formal and more grammatical.

6

It’s obvious my reply to Beeesneees wasn’t posted.

My examples:

A: My opinion is bla bla bla…
B: same to you (A). I agree with you. (Can we use ‘to’ here?)

Another one:
A: My opinion is bla bla bla…
B(and now looking at a third person ©): same to (A). I agree with him. (Can we use ‘to’ here?)

Hope this is clear. Thanks again everyone.

7

Those sentences don’t work well with any of the options.
1st person:
My opinion is the same as yours.
2nd person:
My opinion is the same as his.

8

Excellent! Could you please refer me to cases or examples where I can use ‘with’ or ‘to’ instead of ‘as’?

Thank you so much Beeesneees and Anglophile.

9

Informally in conversation, you could just say
“I’m with you”
or
“I’m with him.”

10

Thank you so much again Beeesneees. Enjoy the rest of the weekend.