you can say that again

1. Also, you said it. I totally agree with what you said, as in What a relief that Brian didn't get hurt.—You can say that again! or This is a huge house.—You said it. [Colloquial; first half of 1900s]

Example Sentences

“You can say that again,” Aunt Fannie remarked, removing a single loose thread from her shawl.

From Literature

“You can say that again,” I squeaked.

From Literature

“You can say that again,” said Kojo.

From Literature

“You can say that again,” from Clementine.

From Literature

About halfway through the play, Priscilla says to Doll, “Hard work openin’ folks’ eyes,” to which Doll responds, “Huh … you can say that again.”

From New York Times