Mom and Dad often remind you to say these words before and after you make a request.
What is "Please" and "Thank you"?
Keep your distance and swing your hand back and forth to say hello or goodbye.
What is wave?
The prayer you say over your food before you eat.
What is grace?
This can be used in many situations, including bumping into someone or interrupting. It shows consideration, no matter what the situation.
What is "Excuse me"?
Two people close their hand and bump them together, avoiding fingers and palms touching.
What is a fist bump?
Before you start talking during your meal you should do these two things first with the food in your mouth
What is chew and swallow or what is don't talk with your mouth full?
Saying this is much better than just saying "No" or "Eew, I don't like that stuff!"
What is "No, thank you"?
Another way to greet without spreading germs from hand to hand, use this part of your arm that starts with an E.
What is an elbow tap?
The standard family place setting is typically used at everyday meals and includes these items
What is a fork, knife, spoon, napkin, plate, and glass/cup?
"Hi, how are you?" is a great greeting and this quick reply will keep the conversation going.
What is "Fine, thanks. How are you?"
Giving one of these used to be an acceptable way to greet friends and family but when covid arrived we had to keep our distance.
What is a hug?
Instead of reaching for something that may be on the dinner table you should do this instead
What is ask for food to be passed and say please?
It's always nicer to ask than to demand.
What is "May I"?
Extend your right hand, thumb up palm flat; grasp the hand firmly palm to palm (avoid the bone crunch or the limp rag); Pump your hand two or three times; release.
What is a handshake?
This is the simple rule for the order of utensil usage at a formal dinner.
What is start from the outside and work your way in with each course?