What Does Ditto Mean?

The ditto mark is a sign indicating that the words or figures above it are to be repeated. The mark is made using 'a pair of apostrophes'; 'a pair of marks " used underneath a word'; the symbol "; or the symbol ”. For example: Black pens, box of twenty ..... $2.10 Blue " " " " ..... $2.35

What does ditto mean in slang?

Ditto is defined as something you say to show you are in agreement or to signify that something you already said can be said again. An example of ditto is what you would say when someone says "I like pie," if you also like pie.

Is it rude to say ditto?

Kind of rude. What she means is not just “I agree,” but “I hereby say the same.” Ditto still carries the concept of actual saying with it. It performs an act of saying by merely pointing back to already said words.

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