JLPT N3 Neutral

〜wa mochiron 〜mo

Used for emphasizing that not only one thing but also another thing is included. It means 'not only... but also' or 'of course... and...'.

The everyday "not only... but of course also".

Formation

Explanation

The ~はもちろん~も grammar point is used to emphasize that not only the first thing mentioned is included, but also the second thing. It can be translated as 'not only... but also' or 'of course... and...' in English. This grammar phrase can be used with nouns.

Example sentences

  • Not only is he good at math, but he is also good at English.

    Kare wa suugaku wa mochiron, eigo mo tokui desu.

  • This restaurant not only has delicious Japanese food but also delicious Western food.

    Kono resutoran wa washoku wa mochiron, youshoku mo oishii desu.

  • My hobbies are not only listening to music, but I also love reading.

    Watashi no shumi wa ongaku wa mochiron, dokusho mo daisuki desu.

  • Tokyo is not only famous for sightseeing but also has a thriving business scene.

    Toukyou wa kankou wa mochiron, bijinesu mo sakan desu.

Not Only But Also (Emphatic Addition)