Water Buffalo (Korean Pronunciation)113

水牛 (수소) is a large bovine animal that is native to Southeast Asia. It is the largest member of the domestic cattle family and is closely related to cows and yaks. Water buffalo are typically used for farming and transportation, and they are also an important source of milk and meat.

The Korean pronunciation of 水牛 is 수소 (suso). The first syllable, 수 (su), is pronounced like the English word "soup." The second syllable, 소 (so), is pronounced like the English word "sew." The entire word is pronounced with a low tone.

Here are some additional facts about water buffalo:
Water buffalo are the largest bovine animals, with mature males weighing up to 2,000 pounds and standing up to 6 feet tall at the shoulder.
Water buffalo have thick, black or brown fur that helps to protect them from the sun and insects.
Water buffalo are herbivores and their diet consists mainly of grasses, plants, and aquatic vegetation.
Water buffalo are semi-aquatic animals and they spend a significant amount of time in water bodies, where they cool off and escape from predators.
Water buffalo are social animals and they live in herds of up to 100 individuals.
Water buffalo are important to humans and they are used for a variety of purposes, including farming, transportation, and food.

Here are some additional Korean words and phrases related to water buffalo:
Water buffalo calf: 수소지 (susoji)
Water buffalo milk: 수소유 (susoyu)
Water buffalo meat: 수소고기 (susogeogi)
Water buffalo farm: 수소장 (susojang)

2024-12-13

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