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The third part of lesson 5 focuses on tableware. First character cān means meals and second character jù actually refers to gōng jù which means utensils. So together we will refer to tableware as cān jù. And among all of them, the one that's most unique to Chinese would be And the second term we have here is knife which we call dāo. Third term we have here is chā zi which means fork. This word can also be abbreviated to just chā which also means fork and this is often paired with the second term we saw earlier dāo knife. So dāo chā, knife and fork. And the fourth term we see is shǎo zi. shǎo zi means spoon. And then we have bòu which is called wǎn. bòu, wǎn. And this is often used to put in rice or And this term we see here is plate which we call pán or pán zi. And since plates are normally the places where we put all the dishes in, so wǎn pán could be used as one word to refer to the utensils we use to contain food. After looking at tableware, we're going to see some additional notes today. The first one here is but which we call dàn or dàn shì. Both mean but. dàn, dàn shì. Second character here is called hé. hé can mean and or with. hé, a and b, a and b. And the final term we have today is or. In Chinese, it's called huò. huò zhé. Both mean or.