docs: Update example for zero-item grammar languages

amannn · Mar 31, 2024 · 5018991 · 5018991
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@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ The other aspect to consider is that from a usability perspective, it can be hel
 
 While you can always use the `=value` syntax to match a specific number (e.g. `=0`), you can choose from the following tags depending on what grammar rules apply to a given language:
 
-- `zero`: For languages with zero-item grammar (e.g., Arabic, Latvian).
+- `zero`: For languages with zero-item grammar (e.g., Latvian, Welsh).
 - `one`: For languages with singular-item grammar (e.g., English, German).
 - `two`: For languages with dual-item grammar (e.g., Arabic, Welsh).
 - `few`: For languages with grammar specific to a small number of items (e.g., Arabic, Polish, Croatian).
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ For example, English has four forms: "th", "st", "nd" and "rd" (e.g. 1st, 2nd, 3
 
 **These tags are supported:**
 
-- `zero`: For languages with zero-item grammar (e.g., Arabic, Latvian).
+- `zero`: For languages with zero-item grammar (e.g., Latvian, Welsh).
 - `one`: For languages with singular-item grammar (e.g., English, German).
 - `two`: For languages with dual-item grammar (e.g., Arabic, Welsh).
 - `few`: For languages with grammar specific to a small number of items (e.g., Arabic, Polish, Croatian).