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What Are the Unwritten Rules of Dining Etiquette Around the World?

When you travel and eat in different countries, there are some unwritten rules that can help you fit in better. Here are a few important ones I've learned:

  • Chopsticks: If you are using chopsticks in some Asian countries, don't stick them straight up in your rice like they are candles. This can mean something bad, like death.

  • Toasting: In Germany, when you make a toast, always look the other person in the eye. This shows that you respect them!

  • Eating Order: In many countries in the Middle East, the oldest person at the table should start eating first.

Following these little rules can make your trips more enjoyable and show that you respect the local ways!

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What Are the Unwritten Rules of Dining Etiquette Around the World?

When you travel and eat in different countries, there are some unwritten rules that can help you fit in better. Here are a few important ones I've learned:

  • Chopsticks: If you are using chopsticks in some Asian countries, don't stick them straight up in your rice like they are candles. This can mean something bad, like death.

  • Toasting: In Germany, when you make a toast, always look the other person in the eye. This shows that you respect them!

  • Eating Order: In many countries in the Middle East, the oldest person at the table should start eating first.

Following these little rules can make your trips more enjoyable and show that you respect the local ways!

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