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Originally Posted by Maxful
Hi, I would like to know if there is any rule regarding when to end a phrase and a sentence with "too" and "also"?
For example:
1. Are you learning Japanese, also?
2. Are you learning Japanese, too?
Are both sentences correct?
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I too would like to hear from natives.
Also/too -wise, I think there are two important points.
One;
Which does the sentence means?
A. Are you learning Japanese, just like me?
B. Are you learning Japanese, as well as Chinese?
Two;
The comma ',' should be abbreviated in modern English, shouldn't it?
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I don't know about "also",
But
In regard to "too", I've heard that
if I want to mean B, "Are you learning Japanese too?" is correct.
if I want to mean A, "Are you too learning Japanese?" is correct.