random..
mostly spoons and forks.
sometimes my hand,in the case of pizzas and burgers

Mostly hand because i am pure vegetarian(we can't eat some veg things with spoons and forks.Its impossible.) and spoons and forks in case of noodles,rice,pizzas(not always in pizzas),fast food etc.(this description is only for eating)

spoon for soup.

no chopsticks though i would like to know how to eat with chopsticks

Forks and knives for most of warm meals.
Obviously spoon for soup, yoghurt, some kinds of cake.

OK
It's not that hard to eat with chopsticks
just give it a try ^_^

in my country we eat any thing in chopsticks(except pizza) in fact other people especially the old ones will laugh at you if you are eating with another tool...

Hand. Sometimes forks and knives.(going out etc) Spoon for soup etc. But traditionally my family has always eaten with hands.

Well in my country people actually laugh at the ones that eat things with chopsticks.Its not used in our country.you must be living in china or maybe japan.Japanese and chinese USUALLY eat with chopsticks.

Yes I'm Japanese ^_^
we traditionally no always
eat with chopsticks...

but sometimes you can not eat rice with chops so we use spoon but not like any spoon it's small in size and made from wood..

k.Traditionally we also eat with hands.But rice,soup fast food etc. we eat with spoons and forks.

I tried using a chopstick once,i'd always wanted to know how to use it.However,I was once trying to pick up a dumpling with my chopsticks in a restaurant and dropped them on my brand new t-shirt. xD
Sometimes,i'm clumsy even while using forks.

I'm Chinese. Chopsticks all the way. Do you know they can even make hair accessories and also gifts to a wedded couple?

uh..
that happens all the
time for beginners...

@ Kirroha
Yes ...
like when you wear the Traditional clothes you must put pair of chopstick on your hair ^_^

they look fabulous...

well i heard of chopsticks as hair accessories.never heard that it can be used for gifts also.How are chopsticks used in gifts???

uh..
they are usually gifted by grandmothers to granddaughters or like that(from old people to young people)
and often this kind of chopsticks
is used as hair accessories not
as eating tool..

Wedding gifts, for two reasons - 1) It comes in pairs, easy enough 2) The Chinese pronunciation, when written in a slightly different way, can mean "fast" and "child". You can figure it out.

uh...
i guess i haven't understood.

chopsticks as gifts because they are in pairs????

I eat with my hands when I was in Philippines. But now, meh. Spoon and fork all the way. Too stubborn to use chopsticks and can't be bothered with them.

Hmm... chopsticks... how can I say it.. I guess I'm 'half-fluent' at using it xD Sometimes when I go to dimsum, the dumpling always slides and my sister laughs at me. At least it's good for entertainment. xP

I once tried eating the dumplings with the spoon and my mom said other people will think you're 'childish' if you use spoons to eat dimsum. o.o

I use my hands and spoons and forks. I don't use knives much.

The tool I most often use for eating is my mouth!

Ok, on a more serious note... I use chop-sticks when appropriate (Asian styled food resturants), but typically I'm a standard fork/spoon guy.