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Gotta learn to usechopsticks, ‘coz...

THE EAR - The Freeman
March 4, 2022 | 12:00am

NEW NORM? A group of friends decided to eat in a Chinese restaurant. For one of them it was his first time learning how to use chopsticks. After his friends teased his clumsy attempts, he said there was no need for him to learn how to use chopsticks.

“Oy, naa ra ba. Kung sakopon nata sa China, mao na ra ba g’yud na atong gamiton,” one of them joked. The others roared with laughter.

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