April 18, 2026
I like a ramen, because very tasty and make me happy. I think that this food is one of perfect food in thw world. I like "tonkoturamen" what ramen do you like?
I like a ramen.
I like ramen.
I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and makes me happy.
I like ramen because it is very tasty and makes me happy.
I think that this food is one of the most perfect foods in thwe world.
I think that this food is one of the most perfect foods in the world.
I like "tonkotusu ramen"
I like "tonkotsu ramen"
I like a ramen.
I like ramen.
you don't need to add "a" in front of "ramen".
I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and it makes me happy.
I like ramen because it is very tasty and it makes me happy.
Verb tense and particles. You don't need a comma here. The sentence is one idea, not multiple.
I think that this food is one of the perfect foods in thwe world.
I think this food is one of the perfect foods in the world.
Again, particle use. The sentence is technically correct this way, but it sounds weird. I would say, "I think ramen is one of the best foods in the world."
I like "tonkoturamen". I like "tonkoturamen".
add a period at the end of the sentence.
wWhat kind of ramen do you like?
What kind of ramen do you like?
Not technically wrong, just sounds weird.
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You have a good grasp on what you want to say, but you just forget particles like "a" or "it". And sometimes your sentences sound weird. As you read and practice more, you'll get better. Keep up the good work!
I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and makes me happy. I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and makes me happy.
I think that this food is one of perfect food items in thwe world.
I think that this food is one of perfect food items in the world.
I like "tonkoturamen". I like "tonkoturamen".
I like a ramen.
I like ramen.
I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and make me happy.
I like a ramen because it is very tasty and make me happy.
I think that, this food is one of perfect food in thwe world.
I think that, this food is one of perfect food in the world.
wWhat ramen do you like?
What ramen do you like?
I like a ramen.
I like ramen.
I like a ramen, because it's very tasty and makes me happy.
I like ramen because it's very tasty and makes me happy.
I think that this fooddish is one of perfect foodthe best dishes in thwe world.
I think that this dish is one of the best dishes in the world.
"Food" works too, but "dish" is more accurate in this case.
I like "tonkotusu ramen".
I like tonkotsu ramen.
wWhat ramen do you like?
What ramen do you like?
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I like tonkotsu ramen as well. I don't know what kind would be my favorite, I think I need to try more kinds of ramen before deciding.
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I like a ramen.
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I like you don't need to add "a" in front of "ramen".
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I like a ramen, because very tasty and make me happy.
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I like a ramen I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and makes me happy. I like a ramen, because it is very tasty and makes me happy.
I like Verb tense and particles. You don't need a comma here. The sentence is one idea, not multiple.
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I think that this food is one of perfect food in thw world.
I think that this "Food" works too, but "dish" is more accurate in this case.
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I think Again, particle use. The sentence is technically correct this way, but it sounds weird. I would say, "I think ramen is one of the best foods in the world."
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I like "tonkoturamen"
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what ramen do you like?
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