Autumn is the perfect season to go out, isn't it? So, here is the first installment of our quiz on "go," a typical verb in any language, in English. The word "go" can be used in a variety of situations, such as when you are going far away on a trip or business trip, or when you are going to a very nearby place and coming back soon. If you have been using "go" in any case, this is your chance to learn a witty English expression! I'm going to go to the nearest store..." (Japanese only)

Did you figure out the answer to our last Japan-Korea pun quiz about sweet potatoes? The correct answer is "koguma" (small bear). Koguma = 고구마 It means "sweet potato" in Korean. Let's remember it as "a small bear eats sweet potatoes! How was your Japan-Korea pun quiz? We will keep you posted! Please look forward to the next installment.

Today, we have a Japan-Korea mixed pun quiz. The subject this time is sweet potatoes! It's the season for tasty potatoes, isn't it? What is your favorite sweet potato dish? I guess it would have to be the classic baked sweet potato. Here is a quiz of puns related to sweet potatoes. What kind of animal eats sweet potatoes? What kind of animal is it? The clue is... it is an animal that might be a little scary... if you encounter it in the mountains. The correct answer will be announced next time. Please look forward to it.

What is it today? There are also expressions like this? I'll tell you about a Korean expression that surprised me. The literal translation is "입이 짧다" (Ivicaㇽ word used at sentence-end (like a particle) to indicate speculation, volition or invitation), which means "your mouth is short". You don't often hear this expression in Japanese. It is an expression used to describe people who are picky about food. Autumn is a season of delicious food! We should eat everything in good balance and try to build a healthy body that will not be defeated by illness.

Today's post comes from an employee who is both a native Chinese speaker and fluent in English. The popular drama "Hanzawa Naoki," which recently reached its final episode, is very popular in China as well, and is creating a "Hanzawa boom. The familiar line from the drama, "You get beat up, you get beat up back. Double payback! The Chinese version of the famous line, "If you get hit, you get hit back. Double payback! (Teeth for teeth, double the payback!). (Teeth for teeth, we will double the payback)" also became very popular! The sto...