[Translation from Japanese to English ] From the angle of which is better, just as expected, it is best not to make u...

Original text

どちらがベターかといえば、やはり（1）の「使用しない」というのがベスト。
見間違いやすい記号や文字を使わないのであれば、見間違えることはない。
しかし、仕事の状況に応じて、どうしても使用しなければいけない場合もあるでしょう。
そのときには（2）の「ふりがなをつける」という方法で、間違いを防止すればいい。
「O（オー）」や「0（ゼロ）」のように、文字のあとにふりがなをつければ、見間違いを防ぐことができる。

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Translation / English

From the angle of which is better, just as expected, it is best not to make use of (1).
If symbols and words that can lead to misjudgments easily are not used, there will be no instances of misjudgments.
However, in accordance with working conditions, there are situations in which one will have no choice but to use this.
In such situations, if the (2) method, namely the inclusion of furigana, is employed, misjudgments can be pre-empted.
If furigana is added after words in a manner akin to that of O (the letter O) and 0 (zero), the prevention of misjudgments is possible.

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Translation / English

Speaking of which is better, still (1):"not to use" is best.
If you don't use the character easy to mistaken, it is not possible to be looked at differently.
But there will be the case that you must use the character due to the work situation.
By the time, you can prevent the mistake by the way to "put the phonetic".
If you put the phonetic after the character like "o(oh)" or "0(zero)", you can prevent the mistake in vision.

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