10 MOST COMMON ETIQUETTE MISTAKES | Do Not Do This!

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Hi,

In this video, you will learn about 10 most COMMON etiquette mistakes that many people are guilty of.

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[danieljellers]

Classic etiquette and good manners are timeless. But occasionally, in our fast-casual society, we need gentle reminders.

[iamarnesh]

Her face really reflects coolness and lot of manners and etiquettes. Really master in her work.

[elupjrg]

Can we get a dressing etiquette ? I see people wearing anything on any situation 😣

[kowen]

As my grandmother used to say about drinking tea "the higher the pinkie, the lower the class". So true.

[gintarezvinkliene]

Hello, can You make a video about how to react to rude people? Or people who try to hurt, attack or humiliate other person? Love your videos ❤️

[emiks]

_Mistakes_

0:27 1. Not thanking the gift giver on time.
1:09 2. Responding "no problem" to thank you.
1:51 3. Greeting people you do not know with "hey".
2:19 4. Man extending hand first to handshake woman in a *social setting* .
3:22 5. Sneezing in your right hand palm.
4:01 6. Pointing at people with fingers.
4:35 7. Misspelling or mispronouncing someone's name.
6:05 8. Placing utensils on the table after using them.
6:34 9. Confusing the drinking glasses.
7:44 10. Sticking pinkie out when holding a tea cup.

[np]

Love the “there’s no need to extend your pinky” Queen of Shade.

[nashmianorhan]

I definitely feel bad when someone mispells my name even after i correct them politely.

[parkbanjam]

You made learning etiquette very interesting and positive. You are a role model. Thank you Jamila for inspiring us to become good people 🙂

[tatjanakecman]

The pinky extended is considered as a asign of uneducated person in most of Europian countries.

[lovelylittlegirl]

She is so effortlessly elegant and gentle!! Her voice sounds like a gentle pat of the back

[-lavender-]

Extending the pinkie was used in the high classes of old France to show that the person is single, available and interested in someone on the table. It is definitely not recommended anymore by multiple etiquette teachers.

[bitovroman]

Such a classy and well-mannered woman you are! If everyone in this world was as polite as you it would have been a much better place to live. My personal mistake from the list in this video is that once I offered a handshake to a woman and she felt awkward about it and refused it, so my hand was just miserably hanging there...a good lesson but learned with blood :(

[relaxwhc]

Excellent content, this is much better than watching other programs like National Geographic.
Any fan of Jamila? Please raise your hand ✋

[fantabulousstargirl]

I personally think more young people are saying "no problem" instead of your welcome in certain scenarios because often times favors and other requests are "burdens", especially if they are for people who are not immediate family or close friends. They are not always "welcome" to my time and favors and sometimes it's not necessarily a pleasure to work for them.

[IrishChola]

Most of these are just plain common sense. Unfortunately, decent manners seem to be lost on so many people these days. Thank you for a wonderful, classy video! Hopefully everyone who views it will learn some valuable lessons. 💜

[dlbk]

Finally, I meet someone who thinks the same about how important it is to pay attention to others' names! I don't understand nowadays how it still possible that people misspell your name, most of the time you can just copy and paste it if you have any doubts!

[christinedhari]

Thank you Jamila for reminding me that I should still be following ways I was brought up with. In this day and age most of the people around me don't follow any etiquette at all but that shouldn't mean that I should forget my Mother's teaching. I found the tea cup holding session interesting. I've been told and have seen that the pinky is held up when drinking tea. I must admit my pinky automatically tends to stick out a little bit when holding my tea cup but not held up. I will practice tucking it in from now.

[laibakausar]

The b&d technique is so helpful, I always used to forget where to put my breads, I guess not anymore.
I have seen many videos where people suggest to extend the pinky out and I always find it frustrating. Thank you for correcting.

[lasusurradoradegatos]

The topic about names is so true! My name is Cristina and specially when I get email answers from people outside Spain they usually write my name so wrong! I get emails every day like this: Christina, Kristin, Christine, Cristiana...and most of times they're replying an email from me with my signature on it. I find it so incredibly rude and annoying! I usually take my time to find out how to write other persons name correctly even if there's times when my keyboard doesn't even allows me to do it as there are names from other countries that have more symbols we don't use here.