"라면!"

Translation: Ramen!

[trixia_b]

Why translate it to "ramen" when it's actually read as "ramyeon"? I think it'd be helpful to get used to Korean culture while learning the language

[Ash-Fred]

Ramyeon is accepted now. :)

[CooperReid4]

Because the word used in English is ramen. Just kinda have to deal with it english is not korean.

[mm]

I thought the English translation was "instant noodles" but it was marked wrong...

[ohn101]

Because of the Japanese language

[Tahmnong]

Agreed. Ramen is Japanese style, Korean style is ramyeon. Ramyeon should be acceptable

[KPopfangirl639]

it is now :D

[Rodina960140]

I love that there is an exclamation mark after 라면 but not after so many other single words in lessons. It shows the true importance of ramen. Ramen is the best!

[Ash-Fred]

This is an FSM reference.

[bboy.antics]

신라면 is the best!

[KrysTal415]

Noodles too no?

[Eien19]

Ramen(ramyeon) is soup with noodles. Not just noodles.

[JanuszWoro3]

So will "noodle soup" be accepted?

[Eien19]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCy8X9H3TEs

[Eien19]

I don't know, you have to try it :)

[Jihye326726]

"ramyeon" is not accepted...this is dumb. There is a difference between ramen and ramyeon...I know most people have said it, but some said it was accepted now, but it didn't accept my answer this time...

[Nona331457]

One person I remember is... Wonho :D

[Wang_Jackson]

Lol me too-

[deactivated user]

ラーメン！

[Nemomeori]

Ramyeon and Ramen are two very different kinds of food.

[Nemomeori]

Even Koreans say '라멘[Ramen]' when referring to the Japanese food "ラーメン".