chop chop
The phrase "chop chop" is an informal expression originating from Chinese Pidgin English. It is often used as an admonition or an urgent command to hurry up or proceed quickly. The term "chop" derives from the Cantonese word "kap" or "gap," which means to hurry or make haste. When it is repeated twice ("chop chop"), its emphasis is enhanced, reinforcing the need for immediate action.
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