🌟 화투 (花鬪)

Noun  

1. 일 년 열두 달과 사계절을 나타내는 그림이 있는 48장으로 된 놀이용 딱지.

1. HWATU CARDS: A set of 48 playing cards that contain pictures describing twelve months and four seasons.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 화투 놀이.
    Hwa-tu-nori.
  • Google translate 화투 점수.
    Hwatu score.
  • Google translate 화투를 가져오다.
    Bring a hwatu.
  • Google translate 화투를 깔다.
    Lay a hwatu.
  • Google translate 화투를 돌리다.
    Turn the hwatu around.
  • Google translate 화투를 잡다.
    Grab a hwatu.
  • Google translate 화투를 치다.
    Hit a hwatu.
  • Google translate 전 판에서 이긴 지수가 화투를 돌렸다.
    The index that won the previous round turned the fighting around.
  • Google translate 고스톱에서 먼저 점수가 난 누나가 화투 점수를 매겼다.
    The older sister who scored first in go-stop scored the hwatu.
  • Google translate 승규네는 친척들끼리 모이면 으레 돈내기 화투 놀이를 했다.
    Seung-gyu's family usually played hwatu games when relatives gathered together.
  • Google translate 화투 잡는 폼이 예사롭지 않은데?
    You're not so good at catching hwatu.
    Google translate 어릴 적부터 할머니께 배웠거든요.
    I've been learning from my grandmother since i was a kid.

화투: hwatu cards,はなふだ【花札】,,hwatu, naipes coreanos,هواتو,хуатү, солонгос хөзөр,Hwatu,ฮวาทู(ไพ่เกาหลีชนิดหนึ่ง),hwatu,хато,花斗,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 화투 (화투)
📚 Derivative: 화투하다: 화투로 놀이나 노름을 하다.


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