tìm 5 cách xử sự trên bàn ăn của người việt nam và nước ngoài= tiếng anh!!!
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Việt Nam
1.Before eating, there are families that simply need to “invite everyone to eat rice”, but if there are families, young people must invite everyone from grandparents, parents, siblings … This is customary admission, to make guests pay attention to invite properly.
2.Do not scramble the dish to find delicious pieces, take out the chopsticks to pick up once, do not lift up and down.
3.No more than 3 times when bringing the rice bowl to the mouth. Working with a lot and quickly making a sound is considered rude, impolite, especially for women.
4.When chewing, chewing carpets hard, making no noise when eating
5.If you want to pick up food but the plate is far away, you should ask someone else to pick it up or pass the plate over, you should not lean over, stretch on the table, cause inconvenience, make clothes easy to stick to food.
Nước ngoài
1.Spread the napkin on your lap, not on your collar. Dab the stain with a towel, not wipe it with a towel. If you are out of the table and still have a meal, put your napkin on the chair; Or place the napkin on the left side of the plate neatly if you want to announce that you’re done.
2.Sit upright, legs perpendicular to the floor, do not cross, rest your legs on a chair or shake your thighs, … For easy visualization, just imagine yourself sitting on a chair while a cat is sitting on your lap and a mouse on the back. Absolutely not leaning until eating, nor reaching out to pull the plates of food near me.
3.Absolutely do not discuss controversial issues (politics, religion, …). Avoid asking private matters when you first interact with strangers. Absolutely not talk while your mouth is full of food. Speak politely, politely, just loud enough for everyone at the table to listen. Do not laugh, laugh rude. Communicate politely with people at the table and waitresses.
4.Unrelated items such as phones, car keys, wallets, … should not be left on the dining table. Should be stowed away in a pocket or put on the empty seat next to.
5.Always chew and swallow any food in your mouth before trying to get more food or drink
Việt Nam
1.Before eating, there are families that simply need to “invite everyone to eat rice”, but if there are families, young people must invite everyone from grandparents, parents, siblings … This is customary admission, to make guests pay attention to invite properly.
2.Do not scramble the dish to find delicious pieces, take out the chopsticks to pick up once, do not lift up and down.
3.No more than 3 times when bringing the rice bowl to the mouth. Working with a lot and quickly making a sound is considered rude, impolite, especially for women.
4.When chewing, chewing carpets hard, making no noise when eating
5.If you want to pick up food but the plate is far away, you should ask someone else to pick it up or pass the plate over, you should not lean over, stretch on the table, cause inconvenience, make clothes easy to stick to food.
Nước ngoài
1.Spread the napkin on your lap, not on your collar. Dab the stain with a towel, not wipe it with a towel. If you are out of the table and still have a meal, put your napkin on the chair; Or place the napkin on the left side of the plate neatly if you want to announce that you’re done.
2.Sit upright, legs perpendicular to the floor, do not cross, rest your legs on a chair or shake your thighs, … For easy visualization, just imagine yourself sitting on a chair while a cat is sitting on your lap and a mouse on the back. Absolutely not leaning until eating, nor reaching out to pull the plates of food near me.
3.Absolutely do not discuss controversial issues (politics, religion, …). Avoid asking private matters when you first interact with strangers. Absolutely not talk while your mouth is full of food. Speak politely, politely, just loud enough for everyone at the table to listen. Do not laugh, laugh rude. Communicate politely with people at the table and waitresses.
4.Unrelated items such as phones, car keys, wallets, … should not be left on the dining table. Should be stowed away in a pocket or put on the empty seat next to.
5.Always chew and swallow any food in your mouth before trying to get more food or drink
In Viet Nam :
– people in Viet Nam use chopsticks and bowl.
– they sit around a tray on a mat to have meal.
– Before eating they are to invite adults.
– during meal, people often talk about stories that happened during day.
– they place the chopsticks on top of their bowls, and clean the table after eating.
In Foreign :
– They use cutlery for meal.
– the knife is held in the left hand and the fork is held in the right hand.
-When chewing food, they shouldn’t talk.
– They sit around the dining table.
– They use plates to store food.
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