Japanese Particles も and でも

In Japanese, 'も' (mo) replaces particles like は or が to mean 'also' or 'too'. In negative sentences, it means 'neither/not either'. Combined with question words, it creates indefinite terms (e.g., daremo - nobody). 'でも' (demo) means 'even' (e.g., kodomo demo - even a child), but in suggestions, it softens the choice to mean 'or something' (e.g., ocha demo - tea or something like that).