A。なおB。

When to use

Formal, written "additionally/note that" - common in official notices and documents.

Explanation

The なお grammar point is used to provide additional information or emphasize an existing fact. It can be translated as 'moreover', 'besides', or 'in addition' in English. なお is placed between two sentences to connect them and provide supplementary information.

• 明日あしたは休やすみです。なお、月曜日げつようびも休やすみです。

  Tomorrow is a holiday. Moreover, Monday is also a holiday.

  Ashita wa yasumi desu. Nao, getsuyoubi mo yasumi desu.

• 彼かれは頭あたまが良よいです。なお、スポーツも得意とくいです。

  He is smart. Besides, he is also good at sports.

  Kare wa atama ga yoi desu. Nao, supootsu mo tokui desu.

• この本ほんは面白おもしろいです。なお、安やすいです。

  This book is interesting. In addition, it is cheap.

  Kono hon wa omoshiroi desu. Nao, yasui desu.

• 私わたしは日本語にほんごを勉強べんきょうしています。なお、韓国語かんこくごも勉強べんきょうしています。

  I am studying Japanese. Moreover, I am also studying Korean.

  Watashi wa nihongo wo benkyou shiteimasu. Nao, kankokugo mo benkyou shiteimasu.

Addition (Besides / Moreover)

• A。おまけに B。~omake niN2Expresses that in addition to A, there is also B…
• ～上に〜ue niN2Express 'in addition to', 'besides', 'not only... but also'.
• A その上 BA sono ue BN3Used to express 'in addition to', 'besides', or…
• 文A。そのうえ 文B。N4Shows additional information; 'furthermore', 'besides'…
• A。しかも B。A. Shikamo B.N2Expressing additional information; 'moreover', 'besides'…
• 文A。それに 文BBun A. Soreni Bun BN4Express 'in addition to; besides,' used to include…

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