Difference between も and だって


Both of those particles can mean "too", "even" or "any" (when used with wh-
question). Do they have any difference in meaning or connotation when used
like this? E.g. `私もフランスに行きたい` vs `私だってフランスに行きたい`.




も and だって are different.

だって is an informal version of でも and is used in the same way, i.e. Noun+でも =
even (the noun). も merely expresses 'too' or 'also' when combined with a noun.
So the difference is as follows:

> > 私もフランスに行きたい。 I also want to go to France.
>>

>> 私だってフランスに行きたい。Even I (would) want to go to France.




も and だって are different.

だって is an informal version of でも and is used in the same way, i.e. Noun+でも =
even (the noun). も merely expresses 'too' or 'also' when combined with a noun.
So the difference is as follows:

> > 私もフランスに行きたい。 I also want to go to France.
>>

>> 私だってフランスに行きたい。Even I (would) want to go to France.

