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I know of using と for noun & noun phrases, て-form to connect sentences Perhaps when speaking English you might suddenly remember something and go 'Oh! And (whatever you remembered).

Another example may be, say, listing, but with something in brackets/aside from the normal list. 'Mum, Dad, Brother (And a cat!)

Maybe you're leaving home for school and your mom may call 'And don't forget to eat your fruit!', or something similar.

Is there a word or particle you would use independently in these circumstances? I have seen this, but none of these words seem to quite fit the nuance I'm trying to forget. I hope this makes sense.

Thanks!

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You can use あと, それと or それから for that.

(Incidentally, what connects sentences is not only te-forms but conjunctive forms in general including te-forms.)

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  • What about それに?
    – Sweeper
    Jun 8, 2017 at 17:22
  • Yes, you can use it too.
    – user4092
    Jun 9, 2017 at 3:18

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