Most common:
* também (pronounced tam-baym) - This is the most common and versatile way to say "also". It can be used in most situations.
More formal:
* igualmente (pronounced ee-gwal-men-ti) - This is a more formal way to say "also", often used in written language or more formal settings.
To emphasize:
* ainda (pronounced ay-nda) - This translates to "still" or "yet", but can also be used to mean "also" to emphasize something. For example, "Eu gosto de pizza, e ainda gosto de hambúrguer" (I like pizza, and I also like hamburgers).
For specific situations:
* e (pronounced eh) - You can use "e" to mean "and" which can also convey "also" in certain contexts. For example, "Eu gosto de café e de chá" (I like coffee and tea).
* assim (pronounced a-sim) - This can mean "thus" or "like this" but can also be used to mean "also" in certain situations.
The best translation for "also" will depend on the specific context and your desired meaning.