Les Bonnes Manieres
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Les bonnes manières (Good manners)
Bâillement : mettre la main devant sa bouche quand on baille, on évite ainsi d'exposer à autrui sa cavité buccale.
Don't chew with your mouth open. It's an obvious rule, but one that's easy to forget when you're enjoying a delicious meal.
Say "excuse me" whenever you need to leave the table.
Don't put your elbows on the table when you're eating. It's an old standby to admonish people for putting elbows on the table during a meal. If the meal has yet to begin or is over, however, putting your elbows on the table is acceptable.
Good manners in France:
Ne pas appeler quelqu’un tard le soir
You must avoid to call someone late night.
N’utilise pas ton téléphone a table
Do not use your mobile phone at the table.
C’est impolit de quitter la table sans avoir demander l’autorisation
It is impolite to leave the table without asking permission.
La ponctualité doit être respectée, il ne faut pas être en retard
Punctuality must be respected; it is rude to be late for an appointment.
Soit poli et dis S’il te plait, merci, pardon
You should be polite and say: “Thank you”, “Please”, “Sorry”…
Ne pas mettre les coudes sur la table
Don’t put your elbows on the table
Ne pas parler la bouche pleine
Don’t speak when your mouth is full
Ne pas couper la parole
Don’t interrupt your interlocutor
Vouvoiez
Address as you to your interlocutor
Restez polit
Stay polite
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