Reiko's guestbook question of 04/03/01 about "same here":

Good evening, May I ask a question here?

Of course!

Alice : It was nice talking to you, John.

John : Same here.

If you say "same here" in other words, will it be "Me, too." or "You too" ?

It means "Me, too." The longer form would be, "I enjoyed talking to you, too." (Note that this is rather casual English.) If John said, "You, too," it could also mean "I enjoyed talking to you, too."

If we want to say "You, too," you can use either of the following:

• You, too.
• Same to you.

And, to finish my letter, what kind of sentence is appropriate to write here? How about "I always appreciate your help"?

Yes, that's appropriate in this case.