The adverb 也 (also, too)

Structure Subject + 也 + Verb/Adjective

也 (yě) means "also/too" and, like almost all Chinese adverbs, goes INSIDE the sentence, after the subject and right before the verb (or adjective). It never goes at the end like English "too". It combines with negation: 也不 ("not… either", habitual), 也没 ("not… either", past).

Examples

我wǒ也yě是shì学xué生shēng。
I’m a student too.
他tā也yě喜xǐ欢huan中zhōng国guó菜cài。
He also likes Chinese food.
我wǒ也yě不bù知zhī道dào。
I don’t know either.

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