Recently I've been reading an interesting book about Behavioral Economics - in plain terms it can be thought of as a branch of social science which studies how human beings make decisions and form impressions.

I’d like to introduce and briefly discuss some of the main differences existing between English and Japanese which can make learning the language difficult.

Japanese is a very challenging language as you have to learn "three alphabets," but did you realise that English already has two alphabets?

An interesting feature of the Japanese language which is sprinkled with many words of 外来語 (gairai-go)

interesting things discovered/noticed/found while translating and interpreting