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So you would say, sanba (birds and bunnies), sanko (generic small thing), sanmai (flat thing), sanbon (cylindrical thing), sandai (large vehicle), etc. In fact there are more distinct counters than I can count. It takes a long time to get used to these distinctions
There's even a counter specifically for chopsticks. Even though they're cylindrical objects, chopsticks are their own semantic category within cylinder-like things
Also birds and bunnies are a distinct category within animals, so while there's an animal counter, birds and bunnies have their own specific counter. Bunnies are a type of bird 
English has it too but only for plural objects. A school of fish, a murder of crows... etc.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animal_names#Usage_of_collective_nouns …
my prefered eating utensil.
So when counting chop sticks do you count the individual sticks or the pairs of sticks?
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