“In addition” in Japanese
Short answer
In addition in Japanese is “も” (mo). Full meaning: too, also, in addition, as well, (not) either (in a negative sentence); both A and B, A as well as B, neither A nor B (in a negative sentence); even, as much as, as many as, as far as, as long as, no less than, no fewer than.
Other ways to say “In addition” in Japanese
又と
matato in addition, besides this, twice
その上
sonoue in addition, furthermore; above (which), on top of (which); a long time ago, in those days, once upon a time
に加え
nikuwae in addition
に加えて
nikuwaete in addition
剰え
amatsusae besides, moreover, in addition
他に
hokani else, in addition, besides
其れに
soreni besides, in addition, also, moreover
加えて
kuwaete additionally, in addition, moreover, at the same time
その上で
sonouede moreover, in addition
その他に
sonohokani else, in addition, on top of that, furthermore, further, besides
付け加えると
tsukekuwaeruto additionally, in addition
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