ditto in a sentence

Definition

Ditto: a term used to indicate agreement or the same sentiment as previously expressed.

I love hiking in the mountains, and my brother feels the same way—ditto.
When it comes to pizza toppings, I prefer pepperoni, and my friend said ditto.
She enjoyed the movie, and her partner nodded in agreement, saying ditto.
The team was excited about the project, and the manager expressed his enthusiasm with a simple ditto.
I think we should go to the beach this weekend, and my sister replied with a quick ditto.
I love chocolate cake, and my sister feels the same—ditto for her favorite ice cream.
When it comes to outdoor activities, I enjoy hiking, and my friends, ditto.
She expressed her excitement about the concert, and I replied, "Ditto!"
The report was comprehensive, and the feedback was, ditto, equally positive.
He always says he supports the initiative, and the community leaders have echoed, ditto.