me or I

the only correct way is to use "younger than I": when in doubt simply continue the sentance normally and see what works, for instance you could not say younger than me am.....it is younger than i am.

To use 'me' or 'I' is always confusing to most people. According to my elements of grammar book it says the rule is that when it follows 'as' or 'than', it takes the form it would have if the sentence was actually completed. Example: He is younger than I (am.) The word am is what completes the sentence. By saying 'he is younger than I' is an incomplete sentence. Try it the same way using 'me': He is younger than me (am.) Doesn't fit right if you finish the sentence the whole way. Same thing with 'we' and 'us'...Example: The Blake family are better travelers than we (we are.) Yes, us, or me, might sound better in the above examples, but technically they are not correct because they're incomplete sentences. Geez, I even had to look it up to make sure, like I said everyone has trouble with it! It's no wonder why people say English is the hardest language to learn to speak.

Me sound better.

EITHER IT ALL DEPENDS ON HOW YOU USE IT NEW ENGLISH OR OLD ENGLISH LIKE YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN ME OR YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN I.

Younger than I makes more sense.

I believe it would be younger than I.

It should be "younger than I am". But most of us shorten it and drop the "am". I know a lot of people say "younger than me" but then that's the state of the language nowadays. We all make lots of mistakes in daily use and the English language is slowly eroding away, what with the so-called internet-speak, sms-speak and whatnot. Whilst "my friends and I" would be the proper way, many of us choose to say "me and my friends" simply because it sounds better.

i say younger the me. greetings. : )

I think "younger than me" sounds better. But an english teacher would tell you that "younger than I" is the correct way of saying it.

it has no sence

It depends on where it is in the sentence. If it is something like : "Mac is younger than" it would be I.

Either one makes sense, since we hear both daily. But, "I" is correct. There are some very good posts here on this subject. We all use incorrect words daily...just a bad habit.

Younger than me is the correct form.

me

Younger than I would be the proper way..but more people use me.

younger then me sounds better, but grammatically it's younger than I.

Younger than me

Cant help but wonder,who`s younger than you? Is it a problem?

Younger than I is the proper way. But most of us use slang instead of proper english, anyway. It goes the same as ain't there really is no such word but we all use it. We say what sounds better to us...it doesn't mean it's proper