Do you know the answer to the last English quiz? What? You say it was difficult because there were no clues? The five letters that go into □□□□□, it was "Swing". The clue I gave for "swung through" may have been a little hard to understand... Congratulations to those who answered correctly! We look forward to the next quiz!

This is the second installment of our quiz on how to express "I'm going somewhere" without using "go"! Last time it was the 3-letter word "hop," and this time it is 5 letters. What words can be placed in the square below? □□□□□ over to the store. If you answered correctly, you can be confident that you have reached a level that has swept away the English learners around you! Please look forward to the next delivery for the answer~!

Do you know the answer to the last English quiz? What? You say it was difficult because there were no clues? The five letters that go into □□□□□, it was "Swing". The clue I gave for "swung through" may have been a little hard to understand... Congratulations to those who answered correctly! We look forward to the next quiz!

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.