西方餐桌礼仪-Table-Manners英文课件

TableMannersandTableEtiquetteintheWest

Tablemannersreferstotheetiquetteusedwhileeating,whichmayalsoincludetheappropriateuseofutensils.Differentculturesobservedifferentrulesfortablemanners.Manytablemannersevolvedoutofpracticality.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquetteintheWest

Forexample,itisgenerallyimpolitetoputelbowsontables,sincedoingsocreatesariskoftippingoverbowlsandcups.Eachfamilyorgroupsetsitsownstandardsforhowstrictlytheserulesaretobeenforced.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquetteintheWestARRIVALSFollowasdirectedbythereceptionistMakesureyouhavethecorrectseatSocializewiththepersonnexttoyouReadtheprogramAvoidgoinginandoutoftheDinningHallTalksoftlyTableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquetteintheWestUsingyournapkinThemealactuallybeginswhenthehostorhostessunfoldshisorhernapkin.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquette

intheWestUsingyournapkinThegentlemanshouldpickuphiswife’snapkinwithhisrighthand,takeitbyacornerandshakeitopenbeneaththetableleveltotherightofhischairthenheshouldtakehisownnapkinandrepeattheprocedureforhimself.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquetteintheWestUsingyournapkinPlaceyournapkinonyourlap,completelyunfoldedifitisasmallluncheonnapkin,orinhalfdiagonally,acrossyourlappointatyourknees,ifitisalargedinnernapkin.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquette

intheWestUsingyournapkinNevertuckthenapkinintoanypartofyourclothingorremoveitduringthemeal,unlessyouarecalledupontostandforatoast.Inthatcase,foldyournapkinneatlyandplaceittotheleftofyourplatebeforestanding,anddonotforgettoreturnittoyourlapwhenretakingyourseat.TableMannersandTableEtiqueTableMannersandTableEtiquette

intheWestUsingyournapkinThenapkinremainsonyourlapthroughoutthemealandshouldyouneedto,andaftereachcoursewithoutfail,itshouldbeusedtogentlyblotyourmouth.TableMannersandTableEtique

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HOLDCUTLERFORMALTableSettingFORMALTableSettingINFORMALTableSetting

(belowtheplate.lefttoright):bread&butterplate,butterknife,wine/water

glass.

(platerow.lefttoright):napkin,saladfork,dinnerfork,saladplate,plate,dinnerknifeINFORMALTableSetting

(below

DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERBEPUNCTUALTakeyourinvitationcardwithyouandpresentitonarrival(ifnecessary)DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMADO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERWithformaldinner,seatingisinvariablyarrangedbeforehandandyouwillbeusheredorshowntoyourseat.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERBebriefingreetingthehostorhostess,sothatyourpresenceisnoticed.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERKeepcalm.Whenthedishesstartcoming,letheothersatthetablestartfirstandobservedwhattheyuse.Startwiththecutleryfromtheoutside.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERThesimpleruletobearinmindduringaformalmealisthatguestsneverhaveareasontotouchaplatewiththeirhandsandtodosowouldinsultthehost.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERDonotoverdressOrtoomuchjewelryused.Donotmakeuporcombingyourhairatthetable.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERDrinkingtoomuchwhendiningisveryimpoliteandoneofthemostdislikedbehaviors.Itisbadmannerstodrainaglasscompletelyataformalfunction.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERDonottalkwhenyourfoodisinthemouth.Donotsmokeatthetable.Ignoremistakesmadebytheserver.Pleasantconversations.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERDonotshowthatyouareadifficultorafussyguests.Donotshakesyourlegswhilesittingorstandingatthefunctions.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDDO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDINNERDonotbiteyournailsorusingtoothpicksatthetables.Trynottomakenoisewiththecutlery,platesorglasses.DO’SandDON’T’SFOR

FORMALDSampleDialogue1

Hostess:Wouldyouliketohavesomemorechicken?

Guest:No,thankyou.Thechickenisverydelicious,butI'mjusttoofull.

Host:ButIhopeyousavedroomfordessert.Marymakesverygoodpumpkinpies.

SampleDialogue1Hostess:WSampleDialogue1

Guest:Thatsoundsverytempting.ButIhopewecanwaitalittlewhile,ifyoudon'tmind.

Host:Ofcourse.Howaboutsomecoffeeorteanow?

Guest:Tea,please.Thanks.

SampleDialogue1SampleDialogue2

A:Whatwouldyoulikeforlunch?

B:Iwouldlikeahotdog.

A:Wouldyouhaveanythingtodrink?

B:Yes,acupofcoffeetogowiththehotdog.

SampleDialogue2A:WhatwSampleDialogue2

A:whataboutsomebeer?

B:No,thanks.Idon’tdrinkbeeratnoon.A:Goodevening,sir.Yourorder,please?

B:Appetizerfirst.Whatdoyouhavetonight?

SampleDialogue2A:whatabSampleDialogue2

A:Freshfruitcocktail,juices…

B:Orangejuice,please.

A:O.K.Orangejuice!A:Here’sagiftforyou.

B:Sobeautiful!Whatalovelything!

SampleDialogue2A:FreshfSampleDialogue2

A:I’mverygladyoulikeit.

B:Sure!Ilikeitverymuch.A:Anotherpieceofmeatpie?

B:NO,thanksreally.I’mondiet.

SampleDialogue2A:I’mverySampleDialogue2A:Pleasedo.You’vehardlyeatenanything.

B:it’sdelicious.ButIdon’tthinkIcan.A:Wouldn’tyouliketohavesomemorechicken?

B:NO,thanks.Ijustcouldn’teatanymore.

SampleDialogue2A:Pleasedo.SampleDialogue2A:Comeonnow;surelyyoucanmanageit.

B:Well,maybeIcouldmanageaverysmallpiece.SampleDialogue2A:ComeonnoUsefulExpressions

OfferanInvitation1)Iwaswonderingifyou’dliketocometodinneratmyplacenextSaturdayevening.

2)I’dliketoinviteyoutodinnernextFridayevening.

3)WouldyouliketocometodinnernextSundayevening?UsefulExpressions

OfferanInUsefulExpressions

AcceptanInvitation1)That’sverykindofyou.Thankyou.2)Thatwouldbeverynice.Thankyou.3)Oh,thankyouverymuch.I’dliketocomeverymuch.4)Howkindofyou!I’dbedelightedtocome.Thankyou.UsefulExpressions

AcceptanIUsefulExpressions

DeclineanInvitation1)That’sverykindofyou,butI’mafraid…

2)Oh,thankyou..I’dloveto,butI’mafraid…

3)Oh,t