This manual provides basic rules of breakfast etiquette, including being punctual and greeting others, sitting correctly, using cutlery from the outside in and placing the napkin on your lap, keeping conversation pleasant and avoiding controversial topics or using electronic devices during the meal.
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Infografía con recomendaciones de etiqueta en un desayuno
This manual provides basic rules of breakfast etiquette, including being punctual and greeting others, sitting correctly, using cutlery from the outside in and placing the napkin on your lap, keeping conversation pleasant and avoiding controversial topics or using electronic devices during the meal.
This manual provides basic rules of breakfast etiquette, including being punctual and greeting others, sitting correctly, using cutlery from the outside in and placing the napkin on your lap, keeping conversation pleasant and avoiding controversial topics or using electronic devices during the meal.
This manual provides basic rules of breakfast etiquette.
STEP 1
Punctuality and greeting.- It is important to be on time
for breakfast, whether at home or in a public place. If it's a formal invitation, make sure you're on time. Greet everyone present in a friendly and cordial manner. A simple "good morning" is always appropriate.
STEP 2
Sit correctly: If you are at a formal table, sit up straight and avoid leaning too far into the table. In more casual settings, adapt your posture to the environment.
STEP 3
Use of cutlery and napkin.- In general, follow the
principle of using cutlery from the outside in. The fork is used with the left hand and the knife with the right. Place the napkin on your lap as soon as you sit down. Use it to clean your mouth occasionally, but don't use it as a tissue.
STEP 4
Conversation and use of electronic devices.-
Keep the conversation in a pleasant tone and avoid controversial topics. Don't talk with your mouth full and listen carefully when others are talking. It is preferable to keep electronic devices away during breakfast to avoid interruptions.