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+ CHOPSTICK: A utensil in the form of a narrow stick used in pairs in China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam to eat food. Food and drink


chopstick: (single eating utensil) Essstäbchen {n}



chopstick: (single eating utensil) Essstäbchen {n}



041 Daily necessities 日用品 (rìyòngpǐn)
chopstick a pair of (shoes, chopsticks, etc.)

29 筷子 [-] kuàizi (chopstick-suffix) chopstick: 一双~ a pair of chopstick || 银~ silver chopsticks '

2000 Words

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0019
Cô ấy đang ăn sushi bằng đũa.
She is eating her sushi with chopsticks.
Sie isst ihre Sushi mit Stäbchen.
Está comiendo su sushi con palillos.
Elle mange ses sushis avec des baguettes.
Sta mangiando il suo sushi con le bacchette.
เธอกำลังกินซูชิด้วยตะเกียบ
그녀는 젓가락으로 초밥을 먹습니다.
她用筷子吃壽司。
她 用 筷子 吃 寿司 。

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0853
Có hai chiếc đũa ở đây.
There are two chopsticks here.
Hier sind zwei Essstäbchen.
Aquí hay dos palillos.
Il y a deux baguettes ici.
Ci sono due bacchette qui.
มีตะเกียบสองอันที่นี่
여기에 두 개의 젓가락이 있습니다.
這裡有兩根筷子。
这 里 有 两根 筷子 。

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3272
Tôi biết ăn bằng đũa.
I know how to eat with chopsticks.
Ich kann mit Stäbchen essen.
Sé comer con palillos.
Je sais comment manger avec des baguettes.
So mangiare con le bacchette.
ฉันรู้วิธีกินด้วยตะเกียบ
젓가락으로 먹을 수 있어요.
我會用筷子吃飯。
我会 用 筷子 吃饭 。


P4346 L104 015 P4346
用筷子吃
to eat with chopsticks
mit Stäbchen essen
ăn bằng đũa


1997 箸: chopsticks: I'm good at using chopsticks. 3164 割り箸: disposable chopsticks: She uses her own chopsticks rather than disposable ones.
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