J-Word Play: March ’12
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This riddle asks, “Which floor does the man who was mistaken for a criminal live on?” The answer is another product of some clever word play. 「ã”ã‹ã„〠has multiple meanings in Japanese, one of which is “5th floor” (5階). Another possible meaning is 「誤解ã€, which means “mistake” or “misunderstanding.”
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