también
“también” means “too” in Spanish (at the end of a sentence).
too, also
Also: as well
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Yo quiero un helado. ¿Tú también?
A1I want an ice cream. You too?
A ella le gusta el chocolate, y a mí también.
A1She likes chocolate, and I do too.
No solo hablo español, también hablo inglés.
A2I don't just speak Spanish, I also speak English.
Si vas a la fiesta, yo también iré.
B1If you go to the party, I will go as well.
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Words that translate to "también" in Spanish:
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Your friend says, 'No quiero ir al cine.' How do you say 'Me neither'?
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📚 Etymology▼
Comes from the joining of two old Latin words: 'tam' meaning 'so' or 'as', and 'bene' meaning 'well'. It literally meant something like 'as well'.
First recorded: Around the 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I say 'yo también' to mean 'me too'?
Yes, absolutely! 'Yo también' is a perfect and very common way to say 'me too.' You can also say 'A mí también' if you're responding to a sentence that used 'me' (like 'Me gusta...').
What's the difference between 'también' and 'además'?
'También' means 'also' or 'too' and is used for simple agreement or addition. 'Además' is more like 'in addition' or 'besides,' and it's often used to add a new, stronger point to an argument. 'También' is much more common in everyday conversation.