も
also, too
Noun + も (in place of は, が or を)
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も means "also" or "too". It goes right after the thing that's also true: 私も学生です, "I'm a student too."
It replaces は, が and を rather than stacking on them, so it's 私も, never 私はも. With other particles such as に or で it goes after them: 京都にも行きました, "I went to Kyoto too."
With a negative, も means "either": 私も分かりません, "I don't understand either."
Say it twice for "both … and": 犬も猫も好きです, "I like both dogs and cats." With a negative, the doubled version means "neither … nor": 肉も魚も食べません, "I eat neither meat nor fish."
Examples
私も学生です。
I'm a student too.
明日も雨ですか。
Is it going to rain tomorrow too?
田中さんも来ます。
Mr Tanaka's coming too.
犬が好きです。猫も好きです。
I like dogs. I like cats too.
私も分かりません。
I don't understand either.
京都にも行きました。
I went to Kyoto too.