Mahjong

Mahjong → All, All-China Sports Federation, America, Another, Asia, Caishen, Cantonese, Certain, Changsha, China, Chinese, Chinese Classical, Europe, France, Fujian, God, Harbin, Hong Kong, Hunan Province, It

Mahjong → Abercrombie, American Jewish, British, British Consul General, By, Chen, Chen Yumen, China, Chinatown, Chinese, Chinese Americans, Daoguang Emperor, English-fluent, Ezra Fitch, Fitch, French, Harvey, He, In, It

Mahjong → Although, American, American Mah-Jongg Association, AMJA, Charleston, Chinese, Dutch, Dutch Mahjong Federation, European, Gs, In, Inc, It, Italian, Italian Mahjong Federation, MCR, Most, National Mah Jongg League, Nederlandse Toernooi Spelregels, Netherlands

Mahjong → Chinese, Endless History, First Sino-Japanese War, Folklore, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxu, Illustrated Mahjong Guide, In, Late Qing, Later, Ningbo, Qing, Roughly, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Ten Leaves, The, There, We, Yaquan Du

Mahjong → Beijing, By, China, Chinese New Years, Covid-19, Crazy Rich Asians, Cultural Revolution, GenZ, In, Japan, Jewish, Millenials, Shanghai, Singapore, Southeast Asia, The, TikTok, Today, United States, World War

Mahjong → American, Asian, Each, English, If, Japanese, Korean, Play, Players, Playing, Some, Taiwanese, The, There, When

Mahjong → Cantonese, Chinese, Hokkien, In Chinese, It, Its, Jyutping, Madiao, Other, Shanghainese, Sichuanese, Standard Mandarin, Thai, The

Mahjong → derivative of mahjong, descendant of the version of mahjong introduced by Babcock to America in the 1920s, family of European variants that remained closer to Chinese classical mahjong than most modern Chinese variants, fast-moving variant that uses the standard 144-tile set, game of skill, more common form of mahjong, move called robbing the kong, oldest surviving variety of mahjong and was the version introduced to America in the 1920s under various names, standardized form of mahjong in Japan and South Korea, suitable variation for the introduction of game rules and play, tile-based game for three to four players, uncommon regional variation primarily played in Wenzhou of Zhejiang Province, variant of Cantonese mahjong

Mahjong → Akagi, April, As, Internet, Japan, Japanese, Newer, Saki, Since, There, US

Mahjong → Chinese, Even, For, More, Some, The, These, They, Usually, Yet