And for a 00/20 at an exam you can also call it a bubble xD

Coca cola= zero = 0 numèro hhhhhhh

okay, zero is also "zéro" in french . but just the pronunciation is different. so, if you are english native , you might read it as "zeho" for french. for reading！ r=h (R in french is close to "h" in english, but, same as in "ch" in german) zéro= zeho ( for english speaker)

haha "love" is used when a player's score is zero. It's actually French originated. When a player's score is zero, they say "egg". To say "egg" in french (l'oeuf) it kind of sounds like you're saying "love".

why do people say'love' in tennis?