Umm...chopsticks.
chopsticks
The more traditional ones use chopsticks.
The English word for chopsticks is chopsticks.
There is no specific collective noun for chopsticks, in which case a general collective noun is used. Examples are a set of chopsticks, a box of chopsticks, a supply of chopsticks, etc.
Yes , many Koreans use chopsticks, they are traditional eating utensils. Unlike the Chinese and Japanese Koreans do not use their chopsticks to eat rice, preferring a spoon. As another difference, Korean chopsticks are often made of stainless steel. As a consequnce first time users may find them more difficult to "steer" than the disposable Chinese restaurant style because of the thinness and slick surface.
"Chopsticks are a pair of small, thin sticks used for eating Asian cuisine."
Japanese people use chopsticks to eat in large measure because it's convenient: much food in Japan is served in small pieces that can easily be conveyed one by one to the mouth with chopsticks. Hot food can also be cooled with the breath more efficiently when it's held with chopsticks than when held with a spoon. (Most chopsticks used in Japan are wood and so do not conduct heat well.) That said, young children generally do not use chopsticks to eat with: spoons and forks are more common. Likewise, both Asian and Western style spoons are in common use in Japan, as are knives and forks (and, to a lesser extent, other cutlery); it is common to eat, for example, spaghetti or steak using the same implements used in other countries.
The two main chinese eating utensils are chopsticks and spoons.....thanks for reading!!I am sooooo happy for somebody to read it!!!!!=)....!!!!!! The two main utensils are the Wok for cooking and Chopsticks for eating, stirring, mixing ingredients etc.
Chopsticks are 2 sticks that people eat with,
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In real life u bun up ur hair then chopsticks the chopsticks in!