@komal thank you for the suggestion 😊

The capital of Canada is Ottawa and the largest city is Toronto.

This will completely depend on where you are starting from.

over 200,000 people per year

CHOP IT UP means To Talk.

Beside above, what does earned his chops mean? In the 1940s (though it was probably used for some years before it was recorded) chops began meaning ones ability, skill or competence, and was a jazz musicians figurative reference to ones embouchure, that is the use of ones mouth and lips (i.e. chops) in playing a wind instrument.

Also asked, what is the origin of the phrase Chop Chop?

Chop chop is a phrase rooted in Cantonese. It spread through Chinese workers at sea. Chop chop refers to hurry, hurry and means something should be done now, advance and without any delay. The word chopsticks likely originates from this root.

Is chop an English word?

Meaning of chop in English. to cut something into pieces with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument: He was chopping wood in the yard. Chop (up) the onions and carrots roughly.

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