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What is the Japanese word for zero?
Zero. (zeh-row)
What is the duration of Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter?
The duration of Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter is 1200.0 seconds.
When was Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter created?
Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter was created on 1943-02-02.
What are the ratings and certificates for Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter - 1943?
Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter - 1943 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Passed
What are the release dates for Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter - 1943?
Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter - 1943 was released on: USA: 2 February 1943
How much does an American dollar equate to Japanese yen?
The American dollar equates to the Japanese yen in this way: One American dollar (1.00) is worth one hunderd two point zero, eight (102.08) Japanese Yen. Conversely, One Japanese yen (1.00) is worth zero point zero, zero, nine, seven, seven, six (0.009776) American dollars.
What are the advantages of the Japanese's colonization in the Philippines?
Nil. Zero.
How many world cups have the Japanese won?
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How do you say zero in Japanese?
"zero", pronounced "zeh-row" (w/ Japanese accent on the "r")
What was the name of the Japanese company the made the fighter plane known as zero?
Mitsubishi manufactured the A6M Zero
What is a zero of pearl harbor?
First of all A Zero is a Japanese plane. It is a fighter and ruled the skies at the early stages of the War.
Why was the enemy plane called a 'zero'?
The enemy plane was called a "Zero" because it was the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, a Japanese fighter aircraft used during World War II. The name "Zero" comes from its official designation, A6M, where the "6" indicates it was the sixth design by Mitsubishi, and "Zero" refers to the year 2600 in the Japanese calendar, which corresponds to 1940 in the Gregorian calendar when the aircraft was adopted. Renowned for its exceptional maneuverability and range, the Zero became a symbol of Japanese air power in the early years of the war.
