How to Say "moreover" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “moreover” is “asimismo” — B2 level.
Examples
El director felicitó al equipo; asimismo, anunció un nuevo proyecto.
The director congratulated the team; likewise, he announced a new project.
Debemos proteger el medio ambiente; asimismo, es vital educar a los jóvenes.
We must protect the environment; additionally, it is vital to educate young people.
La empresa ofrece buenos salarios; asimismo, brinda seguro médico.
The company offers good salaries; also, it provides health insurance.
A Formal Connector
Think of this word as a fancy version of 'también.' You will mostly see it in books or hear it in speeches rather than in casual chats with friends.
Where to Put It
It usually appears at the beginning of a sentence or after a semicolon to link two related thoughts together.
The Three-Word Trap
Mistake: “Using 'asimismo' when you mean 'to himself.'”
Correction: Use 'a sí mismo' (three words) to mean 'to himself/herself' and 'asimismo' (one word) to mean 'also.' For example: 'Se mira a sí mismo' (He looks at himself).
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