raamen wa yasukute oishii desu.

topic particle

Breakdown of raamen wa yasukute oishii desu.

• です: to be
• 安やすい: cheap
• おいしい: delicious

Questions & Answers about raamen wa yasukute oishii desu.

What does the particle は indicate in this sentence?

は is the topic marker. It tells the listener what you’re talking about—here, ラーメン. A natural translation is “As for ramen…” rather than a strict “subject = ramen.”

How do you connect two い-adjectives like 安い and おいしい?

You use the 〜くて form of the first adjective. For 安い:

1. Drop い, giving 安
2. Add くて, giving 安くて
   This 〜くて both means “cheap” and “and,” so 安くておいしい = “cheap and tasty.”

Can I reverse the order as ラーメンはおいしくて安いです?

Yes. Grammatically it’s fine. The nuance shifts slightly: by saying おいしくて安いです, you first emphasize “tasty” then “cheap.” Native speakers choose order by which quality they want to highlight.

Why don’t we need a particle like と (and) between the adjectives?

Particles like と connect nouns, not adjectives. Adjectives use their own て-form to link. If you tried 安いとおいしい, it would sound ungrammatical.