Ademas (en. Besides)

/aˈðemas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adverb

Used to add information or provide an additional argument.

He is not only talented, he is also very hardworking.

Él no solo es talentoso, además es muy trabajador.

It is used to reinforce a previous idea.

I don't like that place, and moreover it is very expensive.

No me gusta ese lugar, y además es muy caro.

Indicates that something else is included in the statement.

I like pizza; in addition, I enjoy pasta.

Me gusta la pizza; además, disfruto de las pastas.

From Latin 'ademas', which means 'in addition to'.

in addition to

Indicates inclusion or addition to what has been previously mentioned.

además de

in addition that

It is used to introduce a new idea that complements the previous one.

además que

addition

The act of adding something.

adición

extra

Something that is added that is not essential.

extra

It is used to emphasize something colloquially.

That party is going to be amazing; moreover, there will be live music.

Esa fiesta va a estar buenísima, además, va a haber música en vivo.

Indicates that something is obvious or evident.

Don't you know? In addition, everyone is talking about that.

¿No lo sabes? Además, todo el mundo habla de eso.