How to Say "Also" in Spanish - How To Say Guide

también

/tamˈbjen/

The Spanish word for also is también.

También is used to indicate that something else is being added to what has already been mentioned.

Which one should you use?

In those negative cases, you should use tampoco instead.

/tamˈbjen/

The word también is a combination of tan, meaning 'so' or 'as', and bien, meaning 'well'. It literally functions as a way to say 'likewise' or 'as well'.
When someone says 'Nice to meet you', you can respond with igualmente to mean 'the same to you' instead of using a form of también.
The word también can be placed at the very end of a sentence to provide strong emphasis on the addition, a flexibility not always found in formal English usage of 'also'.

Él también lo vio.
He also saw it.
This sentence demonstrates how to use también to say someone also saw something.
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Yo también lo creo.
I also think so.
This sentence shows how to use también to express that you also think something.
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Él también era sordo.
He was also deaf.
This sentence illustrates using también to state that someone was also deaf.
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Mi hermana también estudia español
My sister also studies Spanish
El reporte es completo y asimismo detallado
The report is comprehensive and also detailed
El hotel cuenta con una amplia piscina. Además, ofrece acceso a la playa
The hotel has a large swimming pool. Additionally, it offers beach access
Ayer fui al cine y también vi una obra de teatro
Yesterday, I went to the movies and also saw a play
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Elena and Daniel are discussing what they want to order at a restaurant.

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