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Is this the correct way to hold chopsticks?
Is this the correct way to hold chopsticks?
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- Country or region France
@undertherainjp can you show me how you hold them then please
- Country or region Taiwan
I’m having breakfast now, so I can show you my way. I think it’s a little like hold a pen. And you should cross them not separate them. The cross point is like a point you can exert forces on each other.
Ha, but I’m Taiwanese not Japanese. I’m not sure if they use the chopsticks by the same way.
- Country or region Japan
I think your way is correct.
1) separate chopsticks
2)hold the upper stick with your index finger and middle finger.
3)hold the other stick on your ring finger.
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- Country or region Japan
- Country or region Japan
- Country or region France
since you're Japanese can you send a pic of how you're holding yours I really want to know how Japanese hold their chopsticks
- Country or region Japan
- Country or region France
yeah you put your middle finger between the two chopsticks in the first one
- Country or region France
I feel kind of forced to put my middle finger between the two chopsticks because if I don't then the first chopsticks falls off
- Country or region Japan
@Hautzi It’s not “me” and it’s not a good manner to put it into the two. This person in the pics isn’t doing that either. It’s outside of chopsticks.
- Country or region France
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Can I put the chopsticks in this way?
answerYes you can when you can't find a chopstick rest.
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Is it impolite to pass food from your chopsticks to another person's chopsticks?
answerYou must not do it.
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Is it impolite to play with your chopsticks?
answer@alykc hai! it I very rude and can GE frowned upon in certain restaraunts
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I can only use chopsticks with my left hand. Is this a bad thing?
answerPlease don't care about it. I can assure that the abominable habit, criticizing using chopsticks with left hand, has gone
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does Japan only use chopsticks?
answerNo, we use forks and spoons as well in our daily lives. Ah, sometimes knifes, too.
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