How to say "penalty kick" in Chinese?

In Chinese "penalty kick" translates to  点球 

Transliteration: diǎn qiú

🇨🇳 他在点球大战中射进了关键的一球。

🗣️ Tā zài diǎnqiú dàzhàn zhōng shè jìn le guānjiàn de yī qiú.

🇺🇸 He scored the crucial goal in the penalty shootout.



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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "penalty kick" in Chinese?

You can use the word "点球" which translates to "Penalty kick".

How to pronounce "点球" (penalty kick) in Chinese?

The word "点球" is pronounced as "diǎn qiú".

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