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Etiquette Rules & Fine Dining Table Manners Around The World - Duration: 11:20.
etiquette rules and fine dining table manners around the world there are all
sorts of different food etiquette rules around the world some are considered
normal good manners while others are a bit strange if you're planning on going
on vacation any time soon you might want to brush up on your food etiquette and
make sure that you have good manners wherever you go before we begin this
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and interesting etiquette rules and fine dining table manners you should know
number one learn to use chopsticks the first thing you should understand about
certain Asian countries at least according to our friends at etiquette
scholar is that some of them eat with chopsticks
especially when eating Chinese food in China or Japanese food in Japan if
you're not exactly a pro at using chopsticks you're not alone they can be
hard to use some people got it and some people just don't and you should also
make sure that you don't lay your chopsticks across your rice bowl when
you're eating Chinese food in China according to etiquette scholar in China
it's considered rude to lay your chopsticks across your bowl so make sure
your Chinese food and Japanese food table manners are in check before going
on vacation number two never pass along food in Japan in Japan it is considered
disrespectful to pass food to people this is because in the Buddhist funeral
tradition a person's cremated bones are typically passed among family members
using chopsticks before being placed in the urn passing along food at the
inner table is considered bad luck for this reason number three don't stick
your chopsticks upright in Japan it insults the dead moving right along to
Japan it is very rude to stick your chopsticks upright in your bowl says CNN
that's because it is a custom to place chopsticks in a bowl of rice at some
funerals to honor the dead so doing this at dinner would remind you of the dead
which should only be done during the pre dinner prayer a lot of Japanese
etiquette rules are normal politeness that most people should be able to
understand but when it comes to chopsticks tourists and foreigners may
not understand if you're visiting Japan make sure you avoid sticking your
chopsticks in your food and make sure you don't gesture with them you should
also avoid using chopsticks as a knife and never rub your chopsticks together
either do you know which nations consider it disrespectful to eat with
your left hand stick around until the very end and find out number four never
dip sushi rice in soy sauce in Japan sorry soy sauce lovers according to the
mirror putting your rice in soy sauce is an insult to sushi chefs
apparently they spend a lot of time curating the taste of the rice and
dipping it in something else implies that it is not good G them sushi chefs
sure are sensitive number five do breakup fish or meat with
chopsticks in China while I may not agree with their choice of utensils I do
enjoy a chicken ball from time to time nevertheless you're supposed to break up
your Chinese food with chopsticks in China according to facts and details
number six do sip from the bowl in China if you love Chinese food you will love
this food etiquette rule while your mama may slap you across the head for such an
act here in the US of A in China slurping your soup from the bowl is
considered a compliment that is according to food experts in a forum at
travel.state.gov and according to the etiquette school of ohio burping is
considered polite in china number seven it's okay to use a fork in Thailand just
don't put it in your mouth all right this one is tricky but luckily the
people that good old CNN clarified it apparently you're supposed to use the
fork to put the food in a spoon from the plate then eat off the spoon with the
heck and now you're just adding extra steps number eight don't eat beef or
pork in India depending on where you are I'm not sure if this is a don't thing
but I feel like it's more of a you can't I'd out beef would be offered in the
Hindu areas and the same applies to pork in Muslim countries either way you
should probably avoid it as to not offend people living in the area
number nine in South Korea or drinks with both hands according to CNN pouring
a drink in South Korea with both hands establishes you as a senior person
number 10 in Russia nothing is mixed with vodka apparently
according to Atlas obscura calm it's considered to be dirtying the purity of
the vodka number 11 in some parts of France it is considered tacky to split
the bill yes according to insiders Paris in some places in France splitting the
bill may cause some issues so if you ever travel to France and have a meal
with someone don't split the bill let's just hope that other person will pay for
it right number 12 licking your fingers if you wish to lick
your fingers you can do so in some Muslim countries and in certain Muslim
countries eating food that has fallen on the ground is acceptable as well if any
food falls on the ground pick it up and eat it
according to facts and details comm number 13 in Lebanon it's considered
incredibly rude to turn down food according to Safari the globe.com
turning down food in Lebanon is considered to be very rude number 14 in
Mexico never eat tacos with a fork and a knife so I'm not entirely sure who in
their right mind would ever eat a taco off their plate with a fork and a knife
but if you're one of those people in you're visiting Mexico this is a little
tidbit of information that may be useful to you
number 15 no matter what don't use your fingers to eat in Chile yes
not even for french fries or anything says CNN it is considered rude and
unsanitary number 16 make sure your fork is at your left and your knife is at
your right the people at Western Union calm report that in Brazil your fork
should always be to the left of your plate and your knife at the right of
your plate number 17 at the end of the meal lay your utensils horizontally they
must never cross according to Western Union calm in Brazil you have to turn
your utensils horizontally when you're done
also they can't cross for some reason number 18 in Brazil keep your hands in
sight during the meal etiquette scholar calm says that you should keep your
hands above the table as keeping them anywhere else is considered shady number
19 in Ethiopia meals are eaten communally with no utensils from South
America we moved to Africa we're aways tours calm reports on dinner
in Ethiopia in addition to this in Ethiopia there are also no individual
plates as it is considered a waste this is according to a ways tour calm and I
can agree with this one - if you hate washing the dishes you probably
understand that one and while it doesn't really mean much to you in terms of good
manners or politeness in Ethiopia it is actually a pretty big deal
number 20 in Ethiopia people might try to put food in your mouth
but it is a sign of respect now this one may seem odd but away stores calm swears
to it so if you're in Ethiopia and people try to put food in your mouth
don't worry it's a sign of community and respect now that you know some of the
etiquette rules and fine dining table manners you should know it's time to
find out what nation considers it rude to eat with their left hands in Muslim
nations they will typically eat according to the Sunnah according to CNN
people in Muslim nations have their own religious customs when it comes to
eating for example they never use their left
hand as it is considered to be dirty the more you know so there you have it now
you know all the different etiquette rules and fine dining table manners you
should know you should know what to expect when you're traveling if you're
planning on traveling to a foreign country it is always a good idea to look
into a country's etiquette rules as well as what is considered polite and
impolite in the country you'll be visiting keeping your table manners in
check will show respect for the country you are visiting cultures and traditions
vary from country to country and it is respectful to honor these traditions
while traveling a country's customs reflect their beliefs which is why there
are many different etiquette rules people follow in different countries
from dining etiquette to food etiquette to even simple table manners there are
all sorts of different etiquette rules that people from various different
countries around the world use every day you might not understand them but it is
still respectful to honor them and have good manners while visiting a foreign
country so do you have good manners what are some strange food etiquette rules
that you've experienced before while on vacation let us know in the comments
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