also
She likes tea, and she also enjoys coffee.
그녀는 차를 좋아하고, 또한 커피도 즐긴다.
또한, 역시
He speaks English and also French.
그는 영어를 말하고, 또한 프랑스어도 한다.
I bought apples and also some oranges.
나는 사과를 샀고, 또한 오렌지도 좀 샀다.
Also is used to add information that is similar to what has already been said. It often appears at the beginning of a sentence or clause.
역시 (예상대로)
I thought he would be late, and he also was!
그가 늦을 거라고 생각했는데, 역시 그랬어!
In informal contexts, 'also' can imply 'as expected' or 'just like before.'
프로 팁
Position in Sentences
'Also' usually comes at the beginning of a sentence or after the subject. It is not used at the end of a sentence. For example: 'She also likes music' (correct) vs. 'She likes music also' (incorrect in most cases).
황금 법칙
Avoid Ending Sentences with 'Also'
In English, 'also' should not be placed at the end of a sentence. Use 'too' or 'as well' instead if you need to end the sentence with an additive phrase.
어원
From Old English 'eallswa' (all so), combining 'eall' (all) and 'swa' (so). The modern form evolved through Middle English 'also' and Old English 'alswa'.
사용 참고
'Also' is a versatile adverb used to indicate addition or similarity. It typically appears at the beginning of a sentence or clause in formal writing, but can be placed after the subject in informal speech. Unlike 'too' or 'as well,' 'also' cannot be used at the end of a sentence.