Here's a breakdown:
* Il y a: This phrase literally translates to "there is/are" and acts as a way to introduce something.
* aussi: This word means "also" or "too," indicating an additional item or element.
Examples:
* Il y a aussi un chat dans la maison. (There is also a cat in the house.)
* Il y a aussi des fleurs dans le jardin. (There are also flowers in the garden.)
It's important to note that the verb "avoir" (to have) is implied in the phrase "Il y a," so you don't need to explicitly say it.