How to Use Chopsticks Properly for Right-Handed People

dumbest fkn way to eat food ever

left handed people: "For right-handed people!? Nah, I'm still gonna do it."

this is why i hate these kinda people

take that how you want.

TIL my chopsticks technique is incorrect but food gets to mouth so idc

i have to hold the bottom stick in my nail if i don't it just keeps sliding down

I am left-handed and I can only hold the chopstick by placing the bottom one in between thumb and index finger, securing it with my middle finger. I point and move the top one with my thumb tip and index finger. My ring finger and little finger are quite short so they literally can't play any role in holding chopsticks, no matter what method I researched xD sorry I just do whatever works for me...I also use lots of things differently like computer mouse, can openers, put contact lenses in my own way etc. I even hold the pencil differently. I think there shouldn't be "one proper way", because not everyone is built the same. It's all about efficiency, not the looks anyways, so do whatever is best for you

참 어렵게 가르치고 배운다 ㅎㅎㅎ

Thank you very much.

Before yall just be anoyed there is a muscle and tisue diferenc betwen asian and western hand most of the western ppl hands are incapble because the ringfinger cant get in that position,i guess most of you cross the chopstick or simple just slide down of your ring finger,or your palm is hurting. So
Step one pick up the broken chopstick.
Stop 2 relax
Step three use your own technic as it comfortable its a chopstick nobody gonna lock you up if you do it wrong.😊

I struggle getting the bottom chopstick to be stable and getting my middle finger where I want it. I feel like it keeps getting in the way.

That's very traditional of using chopsticks for every asian households. My family in China, especially in Meixian, we're often used chopstick in different ways, but most of them forbid to use chopstick in "X" / crossed form. I used to use righthand rule style along with my family member, especially among adults. There's no specific rules when using chopsticks as long as you're asians tho

When my chopsticks STILL crossing and my fingers are too short: AAAAUGHHHHHHHHHH-

chopsticks are inferior tools. Chinese people used to use metal spoons and knives long before the invention of these inferior tools, but northern Chinese people were running out of salvageable metals and the lands were unfertile, so they made these inferior tools from bamboo to eat less.

Вау! Спасибо у меня получилось!😊

wont work my stick keeps slipping my fingers are crooked

I taught myself as I'm left handed. Is it offensive to eat with your left hand in Japan? Some cultures don't like us.

use a fucking spoon and fork.

This is why forks were invented

Thank goodness I watched this, it helped so much since I have Asian friends 😀

Sorry but its impossible for me to hold them like this and actually be functional...

So hard 😮😮😢

I’m in Japan now and I’m STRUGGLING!!!

Best video on use of chopsticks I've ever seen

My fingers are built differently 😅

Just give me a fork

I cant

My hand is literally paining 😂

Fuck this I am eating with my hands

I CAAAAAAANTTT, MY ISNT WOOORKIIINGGG, WHHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?????????????????😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I constantly make the mistake of pressing the root of my thumb against the lower chopstick, making it very difficult for myself. 🙈

what if i cant hold the bottom chopstick so it stays i place????? tell me pls

I have a question. The chopsticks keep slipping on my ring finger. What do we do to stop this

Wow

This is soooo good. Loving the Japanese culture, so learning this is a must. Can't wait to visit Japan.

What's the best material for chopsticks?:
- Fiberglass
- Ceramic
- Metal (stainless steel, titanium)

In case of metal, which ones are the best (solid, not hollow)?

This literally made it harder

still not doing it 🥲

Screw this I'm using the classic utensils
I got so mad I broke my chopsticks

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

The problem I have is, the ends of the sticks don't meet. They always cross. I am frustrated! ☹

Sorry but i will stick to spoons

Now I can eat potato chips

Had to mirror the video to train myself since I'm left handed. I'm not fit in this world :'(

I have chopsticks in philippines and i learned chopsticks properly

too hard, use fork

What does it mean when you cross them?

My finger hurts 😰