When many mahjong enthusiasts learn Japanese or come into contact with Japanese mahjong games, they are curious about how to express "Mahjong Hu" in Japanese. In fact, there is no word directly corresponding to "Hu Le" in Japanese, but different terms are used according to the different methods of Hu Paying. This article will provide you with a detailed analysis of the Japanese term "Mahjong Hu", and introduce relevant commonly used words and the basic rules of Japanese Mahjong, so that you can easily master Mahjong Japanese.

Japanese for Mahjong Hule

In Chinese,"Hu Liao" is a colloquial expression for announcing and playing in Mahjong. In Japanese, harmony cards are usually said "harmony cards", which is similar to the Chinese "hule", but the more formal expression is "shang", which means "completion, end" and means "harmony cards" in the Mahjong context. Therefore, when you play a card, you can say "Go" or directly shout "".

In addition, depending on the different methods of Hu Paying, there are more specific expressions:

  • Self-touching (): When I touched Hu Paizhang, I say "self-touching" in Japanese, which is fully known as "self-touching and".
  • Rong He (Luo En): The card played by others by Hu is said to be "Ronghe" in Japanese, which is equivalent to "firing" in Chinese.

Therefore, if you want to express "I'm angry", you can say "Shanggai Ma Tau" or "Harmony Ma Tau"; if you are touching yourself, you can say ""; if you are shooting, you can say "".

Japanese Mahjong Common Terms

After understanding the expression "Mahjong Hu", mastering some other commonly used terms will allow you to have a deeper understanding of Japanese Mahjong. Here are some high-frequency words:

  • Card (Wa): Mahjong tiles.
  • Face (): Straight or carved.
  • Shunzi (): Three consecutive cards of the same suit.
  • Keko (): Three identical cards.
  • Gangzi (): Four identical cards.
  • Sparrow head (: A trump card, a pair of identical cards.
  • Listening to the card (TEPAN): One card away from a draw.
  • Li Zhi (): Announcement to listen to cards and bet is a characteristic rule of Japanese Mahjong.
  • Service (): He card type, similar to fan species.
  • Click on the stick (): A chip used for scoring.

Basic rules and characteristics of Japanese Mahjong

Japanese mahjong has many similarities with China mahjong, but it also has unique rules. Understanding these rules helps you understand the use scenarios of terms.

Li Zhi ()

Righteousness is one of the most representative rules of Japanese Mahjong. When the player plays the cards clearly (without eating, touching, or clearing), he can declare himself upright and pay 1000 sticks as a bet. You cannot change cards after standing straight, you can only touch yourself or make peace with yourself. After setting up a straight sum card, you can gain an extra amount and have the opportunity to open the treasure card to increase the number of times.

Treasure Brand (German)

Treasure cards are bonus points in Japanese mahjong, similar to the "razi" of China mahjong. However, the treasure cards themselves cannot be used as a sum card type, but each treasure card you own after a sum card will double. The treasure card is determined by the sign in the card mountain, and the next sign next to the sign is the treasure card. For example, if the sign is 50,000, then 60,000 is a treasure sign.

Vibrating Listening (Lite)

Vibration listening is a rule to prevent deliberate shooting in Japanese Mahjong. If a player has played a certain card before, then he cannot play the same card as other players, and can only play himself. The listening state continues until the player changes the cards in his hand or touches himself and draws the cards.

points computing

The calculation of points in Japanese Mahjong is more complex and is usually calculated based on the number of characters and characters. The number of plays is determined by the service and treasure cards, and the number of symbols is determined by the card type structure. Common slam, jump full, double full, etc. indicate point levels. For beginners, you can first understand the basic service types and numbers without delving into symbol calculation.

How to learn Mahjong Japanese

If you want to learn Mahjong Japanese more systematically, the following methods may be helpful:

  1. Watch Japanese Mahjong anime or movies: For example,"Genius Mahjong Girl" and "Legend of Poker Fighting", you can familiarize yourself with the pronunciation and usage of terms.
  2. Play Japanese Mahjong Games: For example,"Sparrow Soul" and "Tianfeng", etc., learn rules and terms in actual combat.
  3. Read Japanese Mahjong Rules Books or Websites: In-depth understanding of rule details and terminology explanations.
  4. Communicate with Japanese Mahjong enthusiasts: Join relevant communities and practice spoken expression.

In short,"Mahjong Huao" can be said as "" in Japanese, and "" or "" are used according to the Hu card method. Mastering these expressions and common terms will allow you to more confidently participate in Japanese mahjong games or communicate with Japanese friends. I hope this article can help you successfully start your Japanese Mahjong Tour and enjoy the fun of it.