How to say "筷子" in English?

The English word for chopsticks is "chopsticks," pronounced as /?t??psticks/ in British English and /?tɑ?psticks/ in American English.

Here is how to pronounce "chopsticks" in English: /?t??psticks/ (British) and /?tɑ?psticks/ (American). In the words of Shen Congwen from "From Wen's Autobiography: Reading a Small Book and a Big Book at the Same Time," there were small restaurants on the side streets, with a large bamboo tube in front of the door, filled with chopsticks carved from bamboo. The Mandarin dictionary defines chopsticks as a long, thin stick-like utensil used to pick up food or other items, typically made of wood, bamboo, metal, etc.

Chopsticks: "chopsticks" is a compound word. "Chop" means "to split" and "stick" means "wooden rod." A split wooden rod is what chopsticks are. Since they come in pairs, we add an "s" at the end, making it "chopsticks." I hope this answer is satisfactory.

Chopsticks are represented in English as "chopstick," pronounced as /?t??pst?k/ in British English and /?tɑ?pst?k/ in American English.

How to say "筷子" in English using "chopsticks"

1. The English word for chopsticks is "chopsticks," pronounced as /?t??psticks/ in British English and /?tɑ?psticks/ in American English.
2. Plural: chopsticks. Pronunciation: /?t??psticks/ (British) and /?tɑ?psticks/ (American). Definition: n. chopsticks. Example sentence: I have trouble using chopsticks correctly.
3. Chopsticks are represented in English as "chopstick," pronounced as /?t??pst?k/ (British) and /?tɑ?pst?k/ (American).

How do I say "my chopsticks" in English?

How to pronounce "chopsticks" in English: /?t??psticks/ (British) and /?tɑ?psticks/ (American). The English representation of chopsticks is "chopstick," pronounced as /?t??pst?k/ (British) and /?tɑ?pst?k/ (American).

The pronunciation of chopsticks in English is "chopsticks." Pronunciation: /?t??psticks/ (British) and /?tɑ?psticks/ (American). Common sentence: She is still awkward with chopsticks.

The English word for chopsticks is "chopstick." Pronunciation: /?t??pst?k/ (British), /?tɑ?pst?k/ (American). Meaning: Only as a noun: chopsticks (plural: chopsticks).

The English word for chopsticks: "chopsticks," pronunciation: /?t??psticks/ (British) and /?tɑ?psticks/ (American). Expansion: Chopsticks are an ancient eating utensil widely used in Asian regions and some other countries.

How do I change "I can use chopsticks" into a general question in English?

1. One method to change a sentence into a general question in English is by using an auxiliary verb, using a "be" verb as the predicate verb, or using an auxiliary verb for non-predicate verbs. Using an auxiliary verb: Place the auxiliary verb "do/does/did" before the main verb, paying attention to the change in tense.
2. For affirmative answers, use "Yes, subject + auxiliary verb"; for negative answers, use "No, subject + auxiliary verb + not."
3. For sentences containing a "be" verb or modal verb, move the "be" or modal verb to before the subject, change the subject's form, and change the period at the end of the sentence to a question mark.