箸 (はし, hashi) Japanese meaning: chopsticks | KotomoraCan you use chopsticks well?
These chopsticks are easy to use.
Usage patterns
〈物〉を箸でつまむto pick something up with chopsticks
He's good at picking up beans with chopsticks.
箸を使うto use chopsticks
My foreign friend is skilled at using chopsticks.
箸をつけるto start eating (touch one's food with chopsticks)
The food was served, but he hasn't started eating yet.
Expressions
箸が進むeat a lot; have a good appetite · appetizing 箸を取るtake up one's chopsticks; start eating
festive chopsticks; thick round chopsticks for celebrations
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cedar chopsticks
using chopsticks like a spoon
dripping liquid from chopsticks
long metal chopsticks; fire tongs
using one's own chopsticks to take food from a shared dish
touching food with chopsticks and then removing them without taking it (a breach of etiquette)
bamboo chopsticks
chopstick rest
chopstick rest
