What is the difference between 戸 and 扉 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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扉 means a door, opens to this side or back.
戸 usually means a sliding door.
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I mostly agree with mfuji さん, but there aren't distinctive differences between "戸" and "扉."
開き戸 means a swinging door or a hinged door, so 開き戸 corresponds 扉.
引き戸 means a sliding door.
開き戸(hirakido)
引き戸(hikido)
扉(tobira)
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Exceptionally, the train's sliding doors are called 扉。
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