TABLE MANNERS/ETIQUETTES - 10 THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T DO AT A DINNER OR DINING TABLE - ZEELICIOUS FOODS

The rules I share in this video on proper table etiquette will guide you on your next date or formal/informal dinner event. These rules will help you feel more comfortable and confident on the dinner table.

Use them to create a lasting impression and a successful dinner date.

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[klynnharrison]

These etiquette rules were excellent! I have a few exceptions: 1) When ready to order, you should NOT get up and get the waiter. Remain seated until they arrive or you can signal another waiter to please get your waiter to order; 2) When you are about to sneeze, you should quickly cover your mouth with your napkin and turn away from the table. When you cough, it's in your elbow and slightly turn away, as well. Thanks!👍✌

[mercyezeanah]

1.)Wait until everyone is served before eating. ...
2.)Chew with your mouth closed. ...
3.)Refrain from criticizing the food.
4.)Avoid stuffing your mouth. ...
5.)Ask someone to pass items to you instead of reaching.
6.)Use utensils and napkins. Avoid using your fingers to eat.
7.) At someone else’s house, offer to help
8.)Avoid interrupting when someone else is talking.
9.)Watch the host to see when you should unfold your napkin.

[thewrathofbrath]

It's never too late to learn and improve upon proper etiquette. THANK YOU. It means so much! ADDITION: If your nose begins to run/drip while at the table due to spicy food, hot soup, etc., DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT blow your nose at the table into your paper napkin and then put the napkin on the table. Excuse yourself and go blow your nose in the washroom and wash your hands. I've seen this done by male coworkers and think it is so nasty, unrefined and rude. Ruined the vibe. Why would anyone put a snot-filled napkin on the dining table?!

[namfes]

1.Don't place your bag on the table.
2.sit on the upright posture (spills more confidence)
3.do not shout at the waiter(establish eye contact with the waiter then signal)
4.close the menu and drop it on the table after selecting the food for the menu(the waiter will respond to you after that and take you order)
5.put the phone away(its shows class & respect)
6.do not apply make-up on the table
7.do not say your going to the toilet(just say "excuse me, I'll be right back" and go ...)
8.do not yawn or sneeze on the table(but if so do it in a class way)
9.do not show your teeth when using the toothpick(😆)
10.be polite the waiter /the one saving you (say "please"and "thank you")
11.do not give the tip to the waiter in public(say thank you )
*ps:Thanks for the tips*

[joskyshams]

The Holy Spirit brought me here. This is so timely. Thanks

[valentinaanthony-eyzf]

Am delighted by the way she speaks and her teachings

[leticial]

I love your content this is excellent. You did a great job and you look amazing. If I could add a few tips:

#1. Chew your food with your mouth
#2. The napkin laying on the plate is for your lap, not your shoulder or to wipe your silverware or teeth off with.
#3. Use appropriate language at the dinner table, no swearing no arguing.
#4. Never be rude to the person that is preparing your food or taking your order.
#5. Always say please and thank you.
#6. Never belch at the table, or smack your food or floss your teeth....
#7. Never ask the waiter or waitress how much a dish is always refer to the menu...
#8. You never ask the restaurant for a discount on a meal. If you’re dissatisfied with a meal give a reference to the waiter earlier rather than later.
#9. If you are paying with a debit or credit card make sure you are comfortable with the restaurant you’re dining at or just carry cash.
#10.If the gratuity is not added into the bill the tip should always be 15 to 20% but always feel at leisure to Tip what you desire.
but not least, always dress appropriate for the environment that you’re in.

Happy 2021 every one and God bless.

[favouredwoman]

Am just glued to your way of talking. Even the talking alone has alot of etiquette!! 👌👌👌✌

[webby]

Very educational. I said please to the waiter, sent a message to the chef for an excellent meal and as i was about to leave the waiter carried a meal in a container complements of the chef.

[BudgetingStudent]

please start a feminine and elegance series i love the way you teach, I also love the way you carry yourself

[bay]

Nice! Really love it. The one I learnt from just watching is that if a lady on the table stands up, every guy on the table stands in respect. I do it all the time to the shock of people. I like the look on their faces. LOL

[susanokiri]

God’s time is the best 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👌🏾👌🏾 thank You for this♥️♥️

[gakiikinoti]

YouTube has recommended me this video
I guess I'll be dining in a classy restaurant this Valentine's 😎

[kosamatbarakat]

Information is power💯... This is evergreen, watching this 2023

[mscupcakedreamson]

This makes me smile. When I was about 13, my mom gave me a vintage book about etiquette! I fell in love with it and couldn’t put it down. This video is so refreshing!

[eunicenuzoma]

Thanks another for this. God bless you. We will take corrections on table manners.

[jwhyeayeediggs]

Thanks so very Now I have learned good table manners

[ericalevene]

Do you know how long I have been looking for a Black Etiquette coach online and here you are. Man the universe is hearing my thoughts and delivering. It is scary.

[sweetchildafrique]

Hi Winnie Congratulations, I just noticed your ring has moved from the engagement finger to the married finger I am so happy for you ma, and thanks for this enlightened tutorial, I learnt alot ma.

[BrendaKimbi]

Thanks so much for the master class
So many people have lost business partners, employment opportunities, life partners because of basic ettiquettes in life.
Every opportunity you have with people is an opportunity to sell yourself and these are some of the things our African culture doesn't really embrace.
Even the tone, body movements, talking over people, being too critical about the place, menu, etc are some of the reasons we loose it daily.
All I know is it's never too late to unlearn certain habits and learn the write ones.
My humble opinion