Is it pronounced raymen noodles or rahhmen noodles? I say raymen

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My mother always says "rayman" and insists that it's correct because of American English phonetics

She teaches autismos how to read

>>8397137
Are you calling OP autistic?

>>8396518

It's "rahmen"

>>8396518
We say ram-in around here

>>8397137

>She teaches autismos how to read

She should call them rain man noodles

>>8397764
KEK

Lah-men dess

Ramen is a dish from Japan.
In the Japanese language, the five vowels (A, I, U, E, O) are pronounced Aah, eee, uuu, eh, oh.
Rah-men
ら め ん
Ra me n

There you go anon. Now you can look like a more cultured man of the world.

>>8396518
rahman

>>8396518
My mom's Korean. She pronounces it rah-myun

>>8396530
Shut up Robert

I say rah men because it's closer at least, but I still say anniemay because I fear pronouncing it correctly will make me grow cat ears or something

>>8398040
>Ramen is a dish from Japan
>What is China

It's not ramen, it's lamian. And remember everything you consider japanese culture is actually originates in China.

>>8396518
Thumbnail told me this is Zach Braff. Are you trying to pull one over on me?

>>8398068
No it isn't, lamien noodles aren't even the same as ramen. Ramen is thicker and lamien has different things added to it

lahmen/rahmen

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>>8396518
In your case, just pronounce them Rain Man noodles bro. Rain. Man.

>>8398310
Read the fucking thread. Joke has already been made

>>8398483
whatever rain men

buzz off