Indonesia table manners
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This document provides etiquette guidelines for eating, including using the right hand for eating and keeping the left hand at the side, not passing food with the left hand, waiting for the oldest man to start eating before beginning your own meal, not chewing and talking at the same time, putting aside disliked food on your own plate, men being served before women, using a spoon in the right hand and fork in the left when both are needed, and not eating while standing, lying down, walking, or burping during meals.
Indonesia table manners
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- 3. Use your right hand when picking up and eating food. Keep your left hand at your side.
- 4. Don't pass food with your left hand Don't begin to eat or drink until the oldest man at the table has been served and has begun.
- 5. Don't chew and talk at the same time.
- 6. If you tasted something and didn't like it. Put it aside your own plate Men are served before women
- 7. If you use a spoon and a fork, you hold a tablespoon in your right- hand and a fork in your left- hand. Dont eat while standing
- 8. Dont burp during meals Dont eat while lying down