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@Eidon Thank you for the clear explanation. I understand it well.
"Stranger" is the Japanese equivalent of "yosomono." When I learned this word in school, I memorized it to mean "strange person," but I guess it's not quite the same.
Do you know the French novelist Andre Zid's "異邦人" (Japanese title)? When I looked it up in an English-Japanese dictionary, I found the word "foreigner." Do you know what the French crown was in the first place?