"她们爱吃日本拉面。"
Translation:They love eating Japanese ramen.
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"Japanese" is redundant in the English even though "日本" is needed in the Chinese since "拉面" means both "ramen" and "lamian". So the English should be accepted as correct with or without "Japanese".
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When you can finally read the whole sentence without using any hints! A proud moment :)
No need for "japanese" here, it is redundant in English, as Ramen is japanese.
Except that in English "noodles" is plural, much like "trousers" or "scissors". (Unless you are specifically speaking about a single strand of course: "Oh I dropped one noodle on the floor".)
I don't think so. "她们" is the feminine written form of "they", plain and simple. It doesn't indicate age, and it's not a proper substitute for "the [noun]".
