The phrase "and tell the same" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is asked to repeat or convey the same information, but it is not a common or natural expression.
Example: "Please share your thoughts on the matter and tell the same to the committee."
Alternatives: "and convey the same" or "and repeat that".
He could come from the Western Isles, he could sit and tell the same stories.
My mom would cringe, and tell the same story about when her parents would run out of grocery money, they'd save just enough for the family to go out to eat, gorging themselves in one last hurrah before facing a week of empty cupboards.
And it's kind of what you expect: 18 levels and five hub areas, which closely reflect and tell the same story as the movie, picking out key action scenes for players to replicate and interspersing these with comedic cut-scenes that gently mock the source material.
All of the big ad heavies — Draper Daniels, George Lewis — they all wrote autobiographies and they're all a delight to read; they're all quippy and tell the same story over and over again, along the lines of "They said I could never make it, but I took them by the cojones and the boss said 'I like your cojones.' " Over and over again, the same story.
Every one of these seasons has always been like, 'Let's not keep it amorphous and grey so we can go back and tell the same story next year.
A book written by an English professor at the University of Florida said they are an environment where men can "smoke, fart," and "tell the same jokes over and over again".
She wasn't terribly exciting, and told the same jokes as all my previous guests.
The leviathan of politics may swallow its politicians and regurgitate them wearing the same ties and telling the same lies as those before them.
Integrated marketing ensures that various tactics are all working together toward a common goal and telling the same brand story.
As with the supermarket shelf, when your product looks the same as everyone else's and tells the same marketing story, you are just another jar of pickles.
Kenny Dalglish sat at Anfield and told the same old story - but it was a tale that had a happy ending for Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean.
