"I am here too!"

Translation: Też tutaj jestem!

[roman_f1]

"Jestem tutaj też" - why not?

[Jellei]

Again, that sounds like bilocation - you're here, and where else as well?

[roman_f1]

So how is "Jestem tutaj też" in English?

[Krateusz]

Probably 'I am also here' but really sounds like speaking of bilocation :)

[roman_f1]

Then "I am here too" sounds like speaking of bilocation as well. So what?

[Krateusz]

Honestly, I'm not sure how to say it in the best way... probably, it's better to specify the context - like 'They're not alone, I'm here, too' or anything else, depending on the situation

[Ten_Pies_I_Brew]

It's almost impossible to say that in English. I think the shortest way to say it is "I am, in addition to the other places I am in, here."

[Darth_Elven]

Jestem tez tutaj? Or it sounds like Master Yoda?

[Jellei]

It's better than Roman's version from above, but it still sounds like bilocation.

[bubblegod22]

But the English sentence can also imply bilocation so there's no way to tell which is right.

[Helcia3]

What about Tutaj też jestem. Still bilocation?

[Jellei]

Total bilocation.

[muratcanakcay]

I understand that in this example "też" is best used at the beginning of the sentence, am I right?

How about "też jestem tutaj"? Does it still imply bilocation?

[Jellei]

No, it doesn't, but we avoid putting pronouns (like 'tutaj') at the end of the sentence.

[rchonak]

Do you mean 'adverbs'?

[Jellei]

Actually both English and Polish Wiktionary call "tutaj" a pronoun. I don't feel in place to decide whether this is correct or not. I guess intuitively I'd say it's an adverb.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

I have wondered about this anomaly too; in English, we consider "he" to be a pronoun because it replaces the name of a person. Likewise, perhaps "tutaj" is thought of as replacing the name of a place.

Instinctively, I'd call it an adverb too!

[JanKLinde]

I've checked the translations of "here" in several languages on Wiktionary; they're all called Adverbs. Polish seems to be the only language where it's considered to be a pronoun :-\

[alik1989]

The Polish Grammatical Dictionary sgjp and the Polish Dictionary pwn also call it a pronoun. So, Wiktionary doesn't seem to be an outlier.

[J_Rzes]

zbyt tu jestem??

[JerryMcCarthy99]

No. "Zbyt" is "too" in the sense of "too much"; "Też" is "too" in the sense of "also".

[Ten_Pies_I_Brew]

"Też tu jestem" sounds weird to my English-speaking ears. I feel like there should be a "ja" in there.

I'm guessing that "Też ja tu jestem" (or maybe "Ja też tu jestem") sounds just as good as "Też tu jestem"; is that right?

[alik1989]

Both "Też tu jestem" and "Ja też tu jestem" seem fine. "Też ja tu jestem" however doesn't work.