The phrase "bonne soirée à toi aussi et à demain" is French and translates to "good evening to you too and see you tomorrow" in English. It's a friendly way to wish someone a pleasant evening while also indicating that you will see them again the next day. It reflects a warm and polite sentiment in a conversation.
Demain aussi OR Aussi Demain Tomorrow again OR Again Tomorrow
"Je suis fatigué, je travaille demain aussi" means 'I'm tired, I'm also working tomorrow' in French.
J'ai passé une bonne journée aujourd'hui. J'espère que celle de demain le sera aussi.
"I love you too" in french would be "je t'aime aussi!"
Aussi-also
You are as beautiful as a white lily.
j'ai = I have mlle = the abbreviation for mademoiselle, meaning 'miss' in English vous aussi = you too maybe there is a mispelling in the second word, as the overall phrase doesn't makes sense.
aussi - aussi bien
me too -> moi aussi (mwah oh-see)moi aussi.
The way you've spelt it in the question: aussi
vous aussi means 'you too' in French.
the correct formula is "je pourrais aussi" (as a general rule, keep the subject close to the verb)