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dining etiquette
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UK
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Use of cutlery is very important, and specific dining rules are followed
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1
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2
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dining etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Using the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand is standard
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1
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3
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dining etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Not a common practice
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1
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4
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dinner etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Engaging in polite conversation and making eye contact with others at the table is important during the meal.
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1
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5
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eating etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Usually torn or cut into pieces and eaten with a fork or by hand
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1
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6
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food etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Using the correct cutlery and table manners are emphasized, and leaving a small amount of food on the plate is acceptable.
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1
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7
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meal etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Eating quietly and without making a lot of noise is considered polite and respectful.
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1
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8
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mealtime etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Beginning to eat before everyone has been served is considered impolite.
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1
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9
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restaurant etiquette
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United Kingdom
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Slurping is considered impolite and improper table manners.
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1
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10
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restaurant etiquette
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United Kingdom
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It is usual to wait to be seated by the restaurant staff rather than seating oneself.
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1
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11
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restaurant etiquette
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United Kingdom
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It is considered impolite to make noise while eating, and slurping is generally discouraged.
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1
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