Chopsticks
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Dansk: Spisepinde Spisepinde er et par små lige lange tilspidsede pinde. der bruges som bestik i østasiatiske lande
Deutsch: Essstäbchen sind ein Paar gleichlanger Stäbchen, die in Ostasien (China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam)
English: Chopsticks, a pair of small even-length tapered sticks made of metal or wood, are the traditional eating utensils of East Asia (China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam).
日本語:箸(はし)は、食べ物などを挟み取る二本で一対の細長く小さな棒で、中国、日本、朝鮮半島、ベトナムなど東アジア諸国で広く用いられる食事用具、食事のみならず調理にも用いる。一般に木や竹、金属、象牙、動物の骨、プラスチックなどで作られる
한국어: 젓가락은 나무나 금속의 재질로 한 쌍의 같은 길이의 막대기로된 조선, 베트남(월남), 일본, 중국의 전통적인 식사 도구이다.
Português: Pauzinhos, um par de pequenos bastões cônicos com mesmo comprimento de um metal ou madeira, são os utensílios tradicionais do Leste Asiático (China, Japão, Coreia e Vietnã).
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Images
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Hashi (left), Saibashi used in the Japanese kitchen (right)
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Chopsticks made of Japanese Yew wood
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chopsticks from China, Indonesia, Korea and Japan
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Kaiseki cuisine in Japan
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O-hashi
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Korean chopsticks.jpg
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A typical Japanese meal: chopsticks on a chopstick rest at the front side of the dishes pointing the left
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Disposable chopsticks in a university cafeteria in Japan
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Disposable chopsticks sold in Japan
Use of chopsticks
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Sukiyaki with four sets of chopsticks
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Grabbing a piece of xiaolongbao - 小籠包を摘(つま)む
Common chopstick grips
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Beetle Mandibles grip (甲蟲大顎)
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Chicken Claws grip (鳳爪)
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Dangling Stick grip (懸掛棍)
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Dino Claws grip (暴龍爪)
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Finger Pistol grip (手指槍)
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Forsaken Pinky grip (凄凉小指)
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Idling Thumb grip (懶散姆指)
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Muppet grip (布偶嘴)
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Righthand Rule grip (右手定則)
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Scissorhand grip (剪刀手)
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Standard Grip (標準握)
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Vulcan Grip (瓦肯)