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You don't like me, right?-- the question
If I don't like him, should I say "Yes, I don't like you" or "No, I don't like you"? Which one is correct?
(1)You like me, don't you? (2)You don't like me, do you?
When I encounter these kinds of questions, I know I should say "Yes, I like you" or "No, I don't like you." in response to (1) and say "Yes, I like you" or "No, I don't like you." in response to (2).
Thanks for helping.
By saying "right?" the asker wants to get admission. If you say "yes" you have admitted his sentence, and if you say 'no' you haven't.
"Yes, I don't like you". or "No, I like you"
