Meaning & usage
それと means and, also, or in addition, and is used to add another item or piece of information. Between nouns it appears as A、それとB, while at the start of a sentence it appears as それと、 to introduce an additional point. It is neutral and common in both speech and writing, and it presents the added element as a separate addition.
Example sentences 5
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昼ごはんはパン、それとサラダにした。
For lunch, I had bread and salad.
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かばんに本、それと財布を入れた。
I put a book and my wallet in my bag.
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宿題は数学、それと英語が残っている。
I still have math and English homework left.
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それと、明日は傘を持って行ってね。
Also, take an umbrella with you tomorrow.
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部屋を掃除した。それと洗濯もした。
I cleaned my room. I also did the laundry.