“Right back at you.”

English Lesson: Right back at you.

You and a friend show up to a party wearing the exact same shirt. He laughs and says "Nice shirt!" You reply like this.

Right back at you.

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Right back at you.

This phrase means "you too". You can use it when someone compliments you.

A: Nice car!

B: Right back at you.

People who use this phrase sound fun, sporty, and easy-going. It might make you sound a little "slick" (too smooth) like a salesperson.