asimismo
“asimismo” means “likewise” in Spanish (used to add information that is similar to what was just said).
likewise, also
Also: additionally, moreover
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El director felicitó al equipo; asimismo, anunció un nuevo proyecto.
B2The director congratulated the team; likewise, he announced a new project.
Debemos proteger el medio ambiente; asimismo, es vital educar a los jóvenes.
B2We must protect the environment; additionally, it is vital to educate young people.
La empresa ofrece buenos salarios; asimismo, brinda seguro médico.
B1The company offers good salaries; also, it provides health insurance.
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Which word is a more informal synonym for 'asimismo'?
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Formed by joining the Spanish words 'así' (thus/so) and 'mismo' (same). Historically, it meant 'in the same way.'
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'asimismo' written as one word or two?
It can actually be written as one word ('asimismo') or two words ('así mismo') when it means 'also.' However, the single-word version is more common today. If you mean 'to oneself,' you must use three words: 'a sí mismo.'
Can I start a sentence with 'Asimismo'?
Yes! It is very common to start a sentence with 'Asimismo' followed by a comma to add a new, related point to your previous sentence.
What is the difference between 'asimismo' and 'además'?
They are very similar. 'Además' is like saying 'besides' or 'in addition,' while 'asimismo' is more like 'likewise' or 'similarly.' 'Asimismo' feels slightly more formal.