Another popular (?) Another in our popular (?) series of Japan-Korea pun quizzes. It may be a little difficult today! Here is the question. One day, someone is knocking on the door of your house. When he opened the door, he found a fox standing there holding a certain food. Now, what is this food? A hint... ''Fox'' is ''knocking'' on the door! ''Knocking'' on the door! The answer will be in the next installment......enjoy!

This is a bit sudden, but you must have done the ''akkambee'' when you were a child, right? That's right, you stick out your tongue and pull under your eyes with your index finger. In Korean, there is actually a word that corresponds to the "bakanbae". It is written "메롱", and when pronouncing it, it is pronounced with "mae-ron" like Japanese. It sounds delicious, doesn't it? If you dare to use "메롱", please try it...

Did you all figure out the answer to the last Japan-Korea pun quiz? The correct answer was... "burdock", a vegetable that cries "wuon wuon"! Burdock is called "우엉" in Korean. Please remember it! What is your favorite burdock dish? I like pickled burdock. Please look forward to the next quiz!

Today we have our regular Japan-Korea pun quiz. I hope you all have gotten used to this question format by now! Here is the question! Huh? There is a vegetable crying loudly. What kind of vegetable is it? Here's a hint... Pay attention to the sound of its cry. Think about the ''onomatopoeia'' when it cries loudly. The answer will be in the next issue. Enjoy!

The correct answer to the last quiz was "stick". ''Stick the landing'' can also be used when you finish well in a presentation or interview. You can also say "stuck the pass" in the past tense when you make a good pass in a football game. Using this expression makes you sound like an expert!