How to Say “Ramen” in Russian

раме́н
ramɛ́nmasculine
раме́н (ramɛ́n) is the Russian word for ramen. Wiktionary also lists рамэ́н (ramɛ́n) and ра́мэн (rámɛn).
Meaning: soup noodles of wheat, with various ingredients (Chinese-Japanese style) (noun)

Ways to say it

“ramen” in Russian
Russian Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
раме́н ramɛ́n masculine
рамэ́н ramɛ́n masculine
ра́мэн rámɛn masculine
ра́мен rámɛn masculine

The term refers to the Chinese-Japanese style wheat soup noodles with various ingredients.

Which one should you use?

The word can be written with different stress patterns and vowel variations: рамэ́н and раме́н place the stress on the second syllable, while ра́мэн and ра́мен place the stress on the first syllable.

How does it change in a sentence?

All provided forms are masculine nouns.

How do you pronounce it?

ramɛ́n

Did you know?

  • In Russian restaurant menus, you will often see рамен treated as an indeclinable noun, meaning its form never changes regardless of its grammatical role.
  • While раме́н is a loanword, Russian has its own ancient tradition of 'soup noodles' called ла́пша, which are typically homemade and distinct from the Asian style.
  • If you are looking for the specific 'ramen' experience in a Russian city, you should search for the term раменная, which is a specialized noun for a ramen shop.

Examples in context

  • Могу ли я заказать рамен, пожалуйста?
    Can I order ramen, please?
  • Этот раме́н очень вкусный.
    Etot ramen ochen' vkusnyy.
    This ramen is very tasty.
  • Я хочу заказать раме́н на ужин.
    Ya khochu zakazat' ramen na uzhin.
    I want to order ramen for dinner.
  • В этом кафе готовят отличный раме́н.
    V etom kafe gotovyat otlichnyy ramen.
    This cafe makes excellent ramen.

Example conversation

Andrey and Anastasia are deciding what to eat at a restaurant.

  1. Андрей Andrey

    Анастасия, ты хочешь раме́н?
    Anastasiya, ty khochesh' ramen?
    Anastasia, do you want ramen?
  2. Анастасия Anastasia

    Да, я очень люблю раме́н.
    Da, ya ochen' lyublyu ramen.
    Yes, I love ramen very much.
  3. Андрей Andrey

    Тогда давай возьмём по одной порции.
    Togda davay voz'myom po odnoy portsii.
    Then let's get one portion each.
  4. Анастасия Anastasia

    Хорошая идея, Андрей.
    Khoroshaya ideya, Andrey.
    Good idea, Andrey.

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