en plus
A2moreover, in addition, on top of that
Casual connector used to add information or emphasize an additional point. Very common in everyday spoken French.
Usage
Typically used in informal contexts to add extra information, often at the end of a sentence. Can express both positive and negative additions.
Examples
C'est délicieux, et en plus c'est pas cher !
It's delicious, and on top of that it's not expensive!
Context: Adding a positive point
Il pleut, en plus j'ai oublié mon parapluie.
It's raining, and to make matters worse I forgot my umbrella.
Context: Adding to a bad situation
Elle parle anglais, français, et en plus elle apprend le chinois.
She speaks English, French, and on top of that she's learning Chinese.
Context: Adding impressive information
Important Notes
Very common in spoken French. More casual than 'de plus' or 'en outre'. Often used with 'et' before it.