It was believed in Japanese culture that when chopsticks were provided to a kami, the spirit would enter the sticks. These wooden sticks are thought to ward of evil and hold extreme power.
The Chinese term "kwai-tsze" translates to "quick little fellow" in English.
Chop can be a verb (to chop), a noun (you are in for the chop) but NOT an adjective.
A homophone for "chop into pieces" could be "chop inner peace".
"Chuleta" in English translates to "pork chop" or "cutlet."
The word has a short O sound, to rhyme with shop and stop.
Chop sticks are used as hair decorations, to eat food, and to cook food also. They are multi purpose tools. Japanese culture is very practical and efficient.
Two sticks that you eat with.
You can eat any food with chop sticks if you try :) well expect pudding maybe :D
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You can't.
The vast majority of chop sticks are made from bamboo which is a renewable source. So I doubt that chop sticks have any effect on the forests.
The Chinese and Japanese use morsels of food so that it is easier to eat with chopsticks.
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chop sticks is used for fingering yourself
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Chop sticks can be used in a woman's hair to hold a bun in place. They can also be used to eat Chinese food with. They can also be used to poke small holes in potter plants for plant food sticks.