How to say furthermore in Japanese

JLPTN3
さらにsarani☆《更に》

adverb / conjunction:

  • furthermore; again; after all; more and more; moreover; even more

Example Sentences

尚nao、会社説明会kaishasetsumeikai後goでもdemo、会社kaisha見学kengakuはha随時zuiji受け付けてuketsuketeおりますorimasu。
Furthermore, even after the company information session, we sometimes hold company tours.
彼らkareraはha互いにtagaini盗みnusumi合いaiをwoするsuru、だまし合うdamashiauくらいkuraiはha、なおさらnaosaraのnoことkotoだda。
They rob, and furthermore cheat each other.
その上sonoue、実験jikkenがga法則housokuにni逆らってsakaratte行われたokonawaretaことkotoはhaなくnaku、常にtsuneni、十分にjuubunni法則housokuのno範囲han'i内naiでde行われたokonawareta。さもなければsamonakereba、実験jikkenがga実験jikkenとしてtoshite全くmattaku認められなかったmitomerarenakattaだろうdarou。
Furthermore, experiments were never carried out against the rules but were performed always well within them - otherwise they would not be recognized as experiments at all.
さらにsarani、個人kojinのno属するzokusuru国kuni又はmataha地域chiikiがga独立dokuritsu国kokuでdeあるaruとto、信託shintaku統治touchi地域chiikiでdeあるaruとto、非hi自治jichi地域chiikiでdeあるaruとto、又はmataha他taのnoなんらかのnanrakano主権shuken制限seigenのno下shitaにniあるaruとtoをwo問わtowaずzu、そのsono国kuni又はmataha地域chiikiのno政治seiji上jou、管轄kankatsu上jou又はmataha国際kokusai上jouのno地位chiiにni基づくmotozukuいかなるikanaru差別sabetsuもmoしshiてteはhaならnaraないnai。
Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty.
極gokuくku常識joushiki的tekiにni考えkangaeてte見miてteもmo、笑いwaraiのnoないnai人生jinseiはha暗くkuraku冷たいtsumetai。そしてsoshite不fu健康kenkouでdeあるaruようyouにni思わomowaれreますmasu。
Even when you think about it in a very commonsensical way, a life without laughter is gloomy and cold. Furthermore, it is thought to be unhealthy.

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