"Além disso, eu quero comer."

Translation: Moreover, I want to eat.

[StevenPhil11]

Morover is not a commonly used eord for most English speakers. "Despite this,..." Should also be accepted.

[emeyr]

"Moreover" and "despite" aren't used interchangeably. They have opposite meanings.

Moreover (= in addition or also) adds supportive information that reinforces a statement.
Despite this (= however or but) is a contrastive conjunction used to introduce alternative facts.

[DominoD87]

'Besides that, I want to eat' is an incorrect translation?

[Paulenrique]

Or just "besides" (in addition to that)

[MadelynRoberson]

anyways should also be accepted

[Naasei]

"Anyways" is a slang not spoken everywhere

[anachron]

She sounds like she's losing her voice at the end of this sentence. Pobre robo-brasileira :,(

[StephenMcN3]

Ive never once used moreover in conversation and ive never heard anyone say it.

[RitaBombita]

We don't use the word "moreover" anymore. It's arcane.

[vsandl]

Used frequently in office environments where I have worked.

[emeyr]

It's more than likely that an informal conjunction like "besides" would be used in DL's translation, but "moreover" is not arcane in formal speech and in text.

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[Sally805380]

In English, 'Moreover' would not be used in this context

[emeyr]

My comment was a response to the statement that "moreover" is arcane and no longer used. It is used in both formal speech and in writing.

I agree that it wouldn't be used in what is obviously informal conversation.

[Hector290697]

Além = Además

Is that correct?

[Paulenrique]

You should use "Ademais" then. But this word is not common.

[Ayanna271017]

Is "aside from that" a correct translation too?

[ColinKeown]

My first language is english. I've never used moreover in my life!
What is your objection to even so?

[emeyr]

"In addition", "moreover" & "furthermore" provide additional information.

"Even so", "however" & "but" give contrasting information.

The team has some talented players; even so/however/but, they haven't played well this season.

[Victoria356865]

Even 'additionally' would be better here than 'moreover'.