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Additive codes have a wide range of applications. A classical nice and generic way to construct linear codes is via trace functions. In this paper, first, we generalize this method to construct additive codes. Then, we use this method to get some explicit additive codes. Computing Weil-like sums, we obtain parameters of these codes such as the length and weight distribution. We show that our codes have few weights.