When でも is attached to a noun, it gives a meaning of ... or something or something like ... This is often used when offering a suggestion or expressing possibilities in a casual conversation.
| Shall we drink something like juice? | ジュース でも 飲みましょう か？juusu demo nomimashou ka? |
| Shall we play a game or something? | ゲーム でも しよう か。geemu demo shiyou ka. |
| How about having some tea (or something)? | お茶 でも 飲みません か？ocha demo nomimasen ka? |
| Let's go to see a movie (or something) this weekend. | 週末 は 映画 でも 見 に 行こう。shuumatsu wa eiga demo mi ni ikou. |
| If I have time, I might watch a movie or something. | 時間 が あれば、 映画 でも 見よう。jikan ga areba, eiga demo miyou. |
でも is frequently used to make casual, polite offers or to imply that various options are acceptable.
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