Should も　be used twice here, or is it an error


This is a conversation in my Japanese book:

John: I like Brad Pitt.

Mary: I like Brad Pitt too.

Mary's response is translated as ...

私もBrad Pittもすきです。

Is this correct? I feel like the second もshould still be a が. If the
translation is correct then why is the が replaced by a も?




Depends on context. If you stated that you liked someone (not Brad Pitt), and
then someone says they like Brad Pitt -- then this would be correct.

> A: 私はLeonardo DiCaprioがすきです。  
>  B: 私はBrad Pittがすきです。  
>  A: 私もBrad Pittもすきです。

Without that context it would mean that both you and Brad Pitt also like
something (not stated, whatever you're talking about).




Depends on context. If you stated that you liked someone (not Brad Pitt), and
then someone says they like Brad Pitt -- then this would be correct.

> A: 私はLeonardo DiCaprioがすきです。  
>  B: 私はBrad Pittがすきです。  
>  A: 私もBrad Pittもすきです。

Without that context it would mean that both you and Brad Pitt also like
something (not stated, whatever you're talking about).

