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JLPT N5 Neutral

Noun mo~

Indicates that the action or state is the same for multiple items or people; 'also', 'as well'.

The plain particle "also/too". (Near-duplicate of n4-118 - same particle, taught at both N4 and N5.)

Formation

Explanation

The も grammar point is used after a noun to indicate that the action or state is the same for multiple items or people. It means 'also', 'as well', or 'too' in English. も often replaces は or が in the sentence to show that the same statement applies to this additional noun.

Example sentences

  • I am also studying Japanese.

    Watashi mo nihongo wo benkyou shiteimasu.

  • He also likes cake.

    Kare mo keeki ga suki desu.

  • There are many tourist spots in both Tokyo and Osaka.

    Toukyou mo Oosaka mo kankou supotto ga takusan arimasu.

  • Both this movie and that movie were interesting.

    Kono eiga mo ano eiga mo omoshirokatta.

Also (In Addition, Too)