ほかに(も)・ほか(に)は

Used to indicate something in addition to what has already been mentioned, or to ask about other possibilities. The expression can refer to other things, other options, or other people/places beyond the current scope. ほかに attaches to nouns or phrases to mean 'besides' or 'in addition to,' while ほかにも adds emphasis, implying there are multiple other things. The は marker often shifts the topic to the additional item, highlighting it as an alternative or extra consideration. This grammar is common in questions (e.g., ほかに何かありますか) and when making recommendations or comparisons.