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I suppose it could be said, that learning to use chopsticks is like learning to use a pen. It feels awkward, uncomfortable, and even physically impossible at first. But over time, with practice and a bit of perseverance, you can eventually adapt your mind and fingers to this odd intricacy of "chopstick handling". x]
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I found this out when I lost the use of my right hand and had to re-learn using both. For a while I was equally good at flipping pens and chopsticks (and a few bits of food) across the room. Practicing either one improved the other up to a basic competance. I think when you learn to use chopsticks as an adult its just frustrating and intimidating because you see other people people who don't even ahve to think about what their hand is doing. |
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In my college we have a teacher whose wife is japanese so sometime he bring
japanese food and he said if you don't use chopsticks don't eat..... It is difficult to eat with chopsticks... Now I am pretty good in using it......^_^ |
its easy to eat with chopsticks. Idk I have been eating with chopsticks for a few years and I find it harder to eat with forks and spoons for things recently. Rice (western) I can't eat with chopsticks soo easily unless its in a bowl.
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That's their habit. You use folk and spoon when eating.
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Although I'm British I enjoy eating food with chopsticks. I find it to be a more interesting and skilled way of eating.
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honestly, I think that chopsticks are a lot more civilized than just using a fork and spoon to shovel food into your mouth. Eating at a slower pace is better for your digestion! Although, sadly, I have witnessed the horrific event of chopsticks being used as "scoops" *shudders at the thought* :chikasfrown:
some people are such barbarians... |
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