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Germany
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In German meal etiquette, using utensils with either hand is acceptable.
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Greece
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In Greek culture, using a fork and knife for eating is customary and lifting bowls close to the mouth is seen as impolite.
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Indonesia
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In Indonesian culture, leaving a small amount of food on your plate indicates that you are full and satisfied.
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Poland
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In Poland, finishing all the food on your plate is considered a sign of respect for the host and appreciation for the meal.
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South American countries
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In South American countries, using utensils with either hand is acceptable.
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