I know this is a quite general question, but I've been wondering what are the
differet ways to say 'to add'. 'To add' is a very useful word for everyday
use, but I find it quite tricky to find the correct japanese equivalent since
there are diffenret words for different circumstances. What I mean by this:

  * 二つの数字を **足す** 。To add two numbers together.

  * 塩を **加える** 。 To add salt.

  * あと2000円 **かかります** 。[2000¥ will be added to your bill](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/39389/how-do-you-say-to-add-to).

  * もう一つ **付け加えます** 。[To add (to that).](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/56361/how-to-say-just-to-add-to-that-in-a-meeting)

There is also '追加する' and '加算する' , which I'm not sure how to use.

  1. How do I use '追加する' and '加算す'?

  2. Are there any different ways to say 'to add'?

  3. What are the differences between them? (Please show on a sentence.)

Thank you so much in advance.
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word-choice nuances
How to say 'to add'
Dealing with abstract numbers in mathematics, , use "加算する". Other uncountable
numbers, specific amounts, or any numbers in everyday life, use "加える" or the
simpler "足す".
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