Dining Etiquette

Could you please wait for me to finish before you start?

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Is it okay to eat with your hands in a formal setting?

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Do you know how to use the fork and knife properly?

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It’s better to ask for a second helping than to take too much food at once.

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How do you feel about sharing dishes with others at the table?

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When you’re finished, you should place your fork and knife parallel on your plate.

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If you’re full, it’s okay to politely say no to more food.

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Is it acceptable to start eating before everyone has been served?

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I prefer not to talk about business during meals.

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It’s good to make small talk during dinner to keep the conversation light.

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Don’t forget to thank the host for the meal.

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Could you pass me the dessert, please?

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It’s better to take small sips of your drink instead of gulping it down.

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Would you like to join us for coffee after dinner?

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After eating, it’s polite to wait for everyone to finish before getting up.

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Is it proper to ask for more food during a formal dinner?

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If you want to excuse yourself, say "Excuse me, I’ll be right back."

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I think it’s important to maintain good posture during meals.

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Can you hand me the salt, please?

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Should we wait for everyone to finish before starting dessert?

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Is it rude to leave the table early if you’re finished eating?

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If you’re at a formal event, it’s best to use the correct utensils.

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Do you know what to do if you need to excuse yourself during dinner?

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It’s polite to offer your guests a second helping if they are still hungry.

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