mahjong in German
mahjong in German is Mah-Jongg — mahjong means a tile-based game, originally from China, usually played by four people with tiles divided into several suits.
mahjong in German
Mah-Jongg
A game (originally Chinese) for four players, using a collection of tiles divided into five or six suits.
What does "mahjong" mean?
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noun A tile-based game, originally from China, usually played by four people with tiles divided into several suits.
"They meet every Friday for a few rounds of mahjong."
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noun A single-player tile-matching game based on the same tile set, where matching pairs are cleared from the board.
"She unwinds after work by playing a quick game of mahjong on her phone."
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mahjong in a sentence
- They meet every Friday for a few rounds of mahjong.
- She unwinds after work by playing a quick game of mahjong on her phone.
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What is "mahjong" in German?
"mahjong" in German is Mah-Jongg. mahjong means: A tile-based game, originally from China, usually played by four people with tiles divided into several suits.
How do you use "mahjong" in a sentence?
Example: "They meet every Friday for a few rounds of mahjong." In German, "mahjong" is Mah-Jongg.
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