See 外行語 on Wiktionary
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"ref": "2015, 井上史雄, 柳村裕, “外行語世界分布の国別因子分析 Google Trends による傾向”, in 計量国語学, volume 30, number 2, 計量国語学会, →ISSN, pages 73-97:",
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"translation": "Using the internet search engine Google Trends, it is possible to create a world map of exported words, or Japanese words that have spread overseas. The numerical data can be downloaded, so after organizing it, we subjected it to factor analysis to grasp the overall trends across a large number of maps.",
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"Japanese terms spelled with second grade kanji",
"Japanese terms spelled with 外 read as がい",
"Japanese terms spelled with 行 read as こう",
"Japanese terms spelled with 語 read as ご",
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"ref": "2015, 井上史雄, 柳村裕, “外行語世界分布の国別因子分析 Google Trends による傾向”, in 計量国語学, volume 30, number 2, 計量国語学会, →ISSN, pages 73-97:",
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"translation": "Using the internet search engine Google Trends, it is possible to create a world map of exported words, or Japanese words that have spread overseas. The numerical data can be downloaded, so after organizing it, we subjected it to factor analysis to grasp the overall trends across a large number of maps.",
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