Same.
Me too.
Me either.
Me as well.

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Hm, more or less. It would depend on the context.

John ordered pizza. What would you want?
I'll have the same.
~would mean: I'm ordering just what John had.

Do you like apples? Yes.
Me too!
~would mean: Like you, I also like apples.

I didn't like the pasta.
Me either.
~would mean: I also didn't like the pasta.
The phrase me either is used in informal U.S. speech to say that you agree with a negative statement that someone has made.
"Me neither" is used the same way.

John speaks French fluently.
He speaks Spanish as well.
~would mean: also and including Spanish.

I hope that helped. :)