Aug. 12, 2025
Hello nice to meet you. I am from Japan. I favorite food is ramen! Ramen is delicious! Because ramen has many types of soup! For example soy sauce miso salt pork bone etc. My favorite soup is salt! Because salt is light and delicious. Recommend ramen shop is rairaitei! Rairaitei is shiga ramen. Rairaitei is very popular. Please try it when you come to Japan
こんにちは 初めまして! 私は日本出身です。私が好きな食べ物はラーメンです。なぜならラーメンは美味しいからです。その理由はラーメンはスープの種類が多く例えば醤油、味噌、塩、豚骨などがあります。私が好きなラーメンのスープは塩です!なぜなら塩はあっさりしていて美味しいからです。おすすめするラーメン屋は来来亭です。来来亭は滋賀のラーメンです。来来亭はとても人気です。みなさんも日本に来たら行ってみてください!
My favorite food
Hello, nice to meet you.
I am from Japan.
IMy favorite food is ramen!
Because rRamen has many types of soup!broths.
I think the correct word is broth though I may be mistaken
For example soy sauce, miso, salt, pork bone etc.
My favorite soupbroth is salt!
Because salit is light and delicious.
RecommendA ramen shop I recommend is rRairaitei!
Rairaitei is shiga ramen, and it's very popular.
Rairaitei is very popular.
You should use more clause connectors to make your sentences flow better!
Please try it when you come to Japan
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Wonderful!
My fFavorite fFood
Generally, all words in a title are capitalised, though this is a more minor issue.
Hello, nice to meet you.
A comma will help the sentence flow more naturally.
I am from Japan.
IMy favorite food is ramen!
Ramen is delicious!
Because ramen has many types of soup!
In the context of ramen, we might say "broth" instead of "soup".
For example, soy sauce, miso, salt, pork bone, etc.
Commas will help differentiate the various different items in the list.
My favorite soup(flavour of) broth is salt!
Here, I'd definitely suggest using "broth" to more clearly establish that you're talking about ramen soup, rather than soup in general.
Because salt is light and delicious.
RMy recommended ramen shop is rRairaitei!
(1) You need to clarify whose recommendation this is with "my".
(2) "Rairaitei" is the name of a ramen chain. Company names are capitalised.
Rairaitei is sserves Shiga ramen.
"Shiga" is the name of a prefecture. Specific place names are also capitalised.
Rairaitei is very popular.
Please try it when you come to Japan.
Feedback
I'll be going to Japan in a few months' time. I've never heard of Rairaitei, but I'll give it a try if I see it, seeing as you're so enthusiastic about it!
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I am from Japan. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I favorite food is ramen!
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Ramen is delicious! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Because ramen has many types of soup! Because ramen has many types of soup! In the context of ramen, we might say "broth" instead of "soup".
I think the correct word is broth though I may be mistaken |
For example soy sauce miso salt pork bone etc. For example, soy sauce, miso, salt, pork bone, etc. Commas will help differentiate the various different items in the list. For example soy sauce, miso, salt, pork bone etc. |
My favorite soup is salt! My favorite Here, I'd definitely suggest using "broth" to more clearly establish that you're talking about ramen soup, rather than soup in general. My favorite |
Because salt is light and delicious. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Because |
Recommend ramen shop is rairaitei!
(1) You need to clarify whose recommendation this is with "my". (2) "Rairaitei" is the name of a ramen chain. Company names are capitalised.
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Rairaitei is shiga ramen. Rairaitei "Shiga" is the name of a prefecture. Specific place names are also capitalised. Rairaitei is shiga ramen, and it's very popular. |
Rairaitei is very popular. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
You should use more clause connectors to make your sentences flow better! |
Please try it when you come to Japan Please try it when you come to Japan. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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