Ahhhh so the rules only apply if there are light ? 😂😂😂🧐🧐

kati grace cox As society today chooses more & more to take the “low” tide, it is refreshing to see a tutorial on making sure we attempt to appear to have some sort of manners....🤓🤩

😂 Like talking is going to complicate things than placing your spon and fork at 10-15 degrees angle

I just think it's pompous... But I like it... It's makes you seem sophisticated

that applies to societies that think having conversations with people is "fraternizing with the help" Some societies don't mind having conversations, bonding with the community around you.

Aisha Nisar baloney

Most easy and healthiest way to eat is using your hands. 1) Wash your hands properly and do not use towel or napkin to dry to let digestive fluids come in action. 2) Eat using Index Finger,, Middle Finger and Thumb. 3) Wash your hands after eating and use towel or napkin to dry them immediately so digestive fluids stop. Rest everything is fency, unnatural and less healthy. Good Luck.

@@AbdulHameed-bw4cg...And How do you get rid of the Curry smell that permeates in your fingers?

@@luixesco3276 Guess you did not read the comment that you should wash your hands after the meal and dry as well.

@@AbdulHameed-bw4cg Eating with your barehands doesn't make your food healthy and it's so messy to eat, why would i eat with my barehanda when there's utensils, i don't wanna wash my hand everytime i eat. And eating using your barehands are disgusting especially people with long fingernails lol, literally there's a lot of bacteria in our hands, you need to use anti-bacterial soap and alcohol as if people who eat with their barehands afford to buy those since they can't even afford utensils at the first place. 😂

U r right bro It's our culture because We are muslims

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Sandra Hansson It’s called culture man , atleast they washed their hands?

@@samisam717 yes, we are muslims....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@ MD tasin Allahmdullilah

msabri1 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Don't we all - but I don't think I am about to receive an invitation to the Palace!

Ann TwoShoes you never know..often everyday people get invites to both the palace and embassy events.

Haha

msabri1 lol no you're not...if you spelled England with 'e'

Simon All “classes” should have manners. It makes for a more complete life. 🍃🎀🍃🕶

Maureen Ramsden Having manners does not mean being slave to mannerisms , as long one doesn’t grab a fork like a gardening fork or the knife like a shovel or a spade .Enjoy your chicken or your asparagus with your fingers . Don’t cut your bread roll with a knife . Red wine , one can take the glass with the palm of the one’ hand , same with a cognac “ brandy “ glass . White wine glass use only 3 fingers thumb , index and middle . Other than that ....... do you want be slave to silly rules ? made by silly people ? Other than that enjoy you meal 🧐😂😂

As a former banquet waiter in the US, different establishments set their own standard. At places that required the entire table to finish a course before clearing, many times I would be asked to remove one person's plate. That always started the 'Mine-too's, which we did. The other extreme when we cleared as each guest finished made it look and feel rushed. The happy medium was the 50-75% rule. That was when at the head waiter's call, the place settings were removed when either 50 or 75% of the guests at the table were finished. This way worked, in my opinion, because it gave everyone the time to finish eating before the next course. Again, I worked banquets. A full table was anywhere from 8-12 per table. The host would give us the time-line for the dinner service. It was not a random call made by the waiter. If the host told us to stop service at 7:30, then we stopped. If people were not served their entre or dessert, it was not our decision. By clearing more place settings early, it helped to try to ensure all guests received all the courses. We did not follow the rules on flatware placement since very many did not use the rules. It was more efficient to ask the guest, "May I remove the plate?"

Australia is a civilised country whereas the USA is not.

Sushant Kudalkar 😂why complicate your style eh?

Eating with hands also develops a connection with the food we eat and helps us get in tune with our tummies.

Only use the right hand

We teach our kids from the get go, so it’s natural for them.

Agree. Unfortunately that is not taught or emphasized on in Europe or America. I hope I am proved wrong😂

You are so right,Salman khan

@@lucillewong3721 thank you

Salman, I certainly believe in good table manners, try sitting across from someone who eats like a wild animal, with the food half in and out of their mouths, ....!!!

@@charlotteb7433 you are very right but the point is one thing is considered nice in one country however same is taken bad in other country or part of world for example eating with left hand is not something good in my country

After I watched the video I thought I have been doing it wrong for 20years lol! Thank you Charlotte

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What utter rubbish you type. Get real.

babymandrake no just skip the middle man and bring your face to the plate with a gaping mouth.

Only in McDonalds!

babymandrake or toes?? oh hell just bite it from the plate using just your mouth!

chicken wings..😁

Seriously I enjoy eating food with my hands especially m very hungry.... I don't follow any etiquettes I just concentrate on enjoying my food...... 🍲 😉😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

shazbot10 lol you are so classy lol

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Lol

shazbot10 As do i and dressed only in my boxer shorts

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That's because you employed the proper continental use of cutlery.

ﺍﻟﺴَّـــــــﻼَﻡُ ﻋَﻠَﻴــْــﻜُﻢ ﻭَﺭَﺣْﻤَﺔُ ﺍﻟﻠﻪِ ﻭَﺑَﺮَﻛـَـﺎﺗُﻪ Brother is this a way our beloved S.A.W. eat ?

@@ayubmatadar1136 wa alaikum musalam sir may Allah granted you lots of Barkat in your Naik efforts amin...if we criticized to every person how non muslims identify the beauty of islam humdulillah!our beloved prophet was very kind to people Allah hu akbar! We should just follow it...hush rahen abaad rahen jizak'allah!

Deepak

I always appreciate etiquette and manner since they make me civilized and human. Because we are intellectual beings, not animals.

That’s fine, not rude in your case! You can be comfortable as per your capacity!

No. The only course where you use both fork and spoon is dessert. Fork left hand, spoon right hand.

I'm not British, but that sounds stupid to me. I always scoop it up :D

I'm British and I find that incredibly strange, rice, peas and mash etc. are foods that make perfect logical sense to scoop with a fork. What British 'tards have you been watching?

noticed that. I think she just forgot to switch hands.

It's an american style. Make your own channel. Every country has its won different table settings. Duh

That's what I thought. I was surprised at the crisscross thing she did. A tad gauche to my mind.

That is quite right......the lady is wrong....

And some people will tell you it's just a matter of laying the utensils diagonally across the plate. It doesn't really matter, as long as the utensils are side by side. If you put them crossed over one another or on opposite rims of the plate, that's a signal you're not done yet.

That is an interesting comment regarding the cutlery position when finishing dinner. May I ask in which country you were told this by the (quotes) "diplomacy teacher"?

Agree with you totally the British Method is the 6 o’clock

She is describing the French Etiquette, there is no such thing as European Etiquette. But americans clearly do not know that 😂

@@Timeless80 You and I, most likely, grew up in the same time period. It doesn't really matter where you eat today, most diners eat with almost no manners!! I, too, was taught table etiquette by my mother who stressed the importance of good manners at the table and away from it. You are right! When one is finished with a meal, you place the knife and fork parallel to one another with tines of the fork facing downward. And crisscross the knife and fork (with the tines up), indicating that you have yet to finish the meal. It's nice to find a comrade out there in the world who still appreciates good dining etiquette!

Exactly i said same in my reply straight up and down 12/6 position