Linguistic Competition: 'Zero' vs. 'Rei' in Japanese

An article from Mainichi's Yoroku column discusses the ongoing linguistic phenomenon in Japan where the words 'zero' and 'rei' continue to compete for usage in the evolving Japanese language.

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Yoroku: 'Zero' and 'rei' keep competing in Japan's changing language - 毎日新聞

Yoroku: 'Zero' and 'rei' keep competing in Japan's changing language 毎日新聞

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