Osaka – Every person who studies Japanese learns the four fundamental pillars of the language: reading, writing, speaking and listening. The fifth pillar that nobody tells you about, however, is translation.
Sure, you might assume that anyone who knows two different languages can easily translate one to the other. They know them, after all, it should be simple … right?
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