The Dos and Don'ts of British Etiquette + Helpful Phrases for Daily Life!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Don't forget to tell us what you do in your country! Does the man pay on a date? Do you always have to arrive on time? Can you visit someone unannounced. We'd love to know all about the etiquette in your country so tell us about where you are from and what you do!

[@lily_neira]

Hello Sabrah! I just love UK etiquette! You are so reffined! In Argentina there is a different culture. I love it when the man pays on a date and when someone holds the door for me . However that is not always the case. It used to be like that in my mother`s time , but unfortunately the young are being more distracted with their cell phones and they dont pay attention to other people.They arrive ridiculously late and most people visit you annannounced if they wish. I really hate that! I wish I lived in the UK ! You guys are so polite ! I love it!

[@manuelgordillo520]

Thanks for laughing. It is good for your health. But I did not devise anything. It is our culture. There is a book called " How to be an Allien" Or " How to be a Brit". Both are extremely witty, you will laugh the whole book through. This book Describes the Bad and good manners, give or take as a stand-up comedian, of the Brits.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

@@manuelgordillo520 this sounds great !!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

@@lily_neira welcome to the UK Lily! I would say the same though that here it has changed a bit with the young people

[@sabrinasabi4177]

Since I joined your amazing channel, my use of everyday English has been more natural and confident. Also, my vocabulary has expanded considerably. It's a safe place in which one can improve one's language skills thanks a million ☺️

[@Chris-dw9pz]

This is an awesome video, thanks a lot !!!

[@denouement_severe7256]

In the Philippines, we'd arrive one to two hours past the agreed time. But in formal occasions, punctuality is a must. Bonus points if you're 10-15 minutes early. In dining, it's unruly to eat the last piece of a meal from a central serving plate. We usually offer the piece to the other guests first. We often return the plates to the counter or to a waiter/waitress after eating, although we're not really strict when it comes to this etiquette. Tipping in the country is somewhere between ten and fifteen percent.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Wow so interesting and so different to the UK! Thanks for sharing !! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

[@HossamMohammed.985]

Stunning method ever

[@Er.Sunil.Pedgaonkar]

Thank you Laila!

[@fabrice9252]

Hi Sabrah! What a great lesson! What could I say that didn't already say regarding your qualities as a teacher...It's agreeable, sweet, vvid, accurate, very informative, exhaustive, expressive, smiling with a touch of humour, detailed (like you personal little anecdotes), well illustrated... Great ease and a lot of naturalness! All reasons why you're my fave English teacher and like watching you so much. For me, it's a 11/10! Nothing I didn't already know about the British Etiquette, but those not familiar with it are now 'masters'. Finally, I don't find so much differences with us here. It probably goes to a few details We are more 'kiss' than 'hug'. Usually handshake when you don't know the person but it tends to evolve and a kiss to the opposite sex is more and more adopted and wouldn't be shocking. As you maybe know, the issue is often the number of them (2,3,4?...) as there are many local differences (according to the region). For example around Dunkirk and its region where I long lived, it is 4! A tendancy is also kiss between male friends. I confess I personally have a little bit of trouble with it, but well, why not. I don't see any problem. Personally, I feel quite close to this British culture as I'm rather a discreet and reserved person. Not really a question of being polite (I am) but it probably pertains to my character and education. I like to be warmhearted in another way but I somehow feel rather far from the 'Italian exhubérance' for example. I stop here because I feel I'm gonna be too long again ...😂 I'll probably come back later as I like to watch your videos endless times! 😊 Congratulatins my Sweetie and thanks so much! Luv' ya so! 🥰🌹🧡 P.S.: Still hope to have a short answer for my poem ( I'm sorry if it bothered you though... I would understand, don't worry about it) 😊👍

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Oh wow 4 kisses in Dunkirk! My goodness it would be time consuming to say hello to lots of people! Wow! I enjoyed very much your kind comments and I am so pleased that you enjoyed my presentation! Very kind of you to be so complimentary - I am absolutely sure I don't deserve it. First and foremost I am a teacher before a KZbinr. Thank you so much again! XX

[@fabrice9252]

@@LoveEnglishUK hahaha! Yes you're so right 😂 It can take quite a while with big familial reunions 👍 It's to your honour to be so humble and down to earth but pls let me tell you (and be convinced) that you absolutely deserve them!! You're an amazing teacher but now you're also a wonderful KZbinr! Je t'envoie une myriade d' affectueux bisous. Thanks Sabrah! 🧡 Merci.

[@radinaprakash631]

I expect another new video from you. Works beautifully.

[@woodies2009]

I'm Japanese but we seem to have a lot in common. There's something that you may be interested in. At a restaurant in Japan, sometimes it's important that which seat you have at a table.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes same in Uk! Usually it is respectful to let senior people or women to sit down first when you are in a group. How does it work in Japan ?

[@pikordinho.o2]

Thank you for another great lesson.

[@shreyashibanerjee3913]

Thank you so much teacher Sabrah and teacher Leila for this wonderful lesson

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are so welcome ! If you enjoyed it please SHARE!

[@shreyashibanerjee3913]

@@LoveEnglishUK Honestly, this is such a helpful lesson for me .

[@fernandomilicich8160]

All the Best in this hard times

[@thungo5990]

I love British by [Leila and Sabrah Thank ..

[@mattiameneguzzi8294]

You have an amazing accent

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Oh wow.... My heartiest congratulations to you and Leila for the 250,000 milestone... 🎊🎊🙏 On kissing, hugging or shaking... It depends on the situation, person and the environment... At formal events, we tend to handshake as opposed to kissing or hugging but if we do meet a known face,at these events we are more likely to welcome him or her with a nibble or kiss on the cheek... 😘😘❤️ Otherwise, hand shakes are the most commonly accepted way of greeting at the formal events... Cheers dear for a yet another wonderful lesson on etiquette and May you and leila reach one million subs before too long and in next to no time... ❤️❤️ Love you and leila as always.. I am yours...Gams

[@fabriziodesimone2439]

Hi Sabrah, an interesting lesson, as always! I'm italian and in Italy, as you might know, we are pretty outgoing; so we usually kiss and hug almost everyone ahahahahah! In Italy "pay 50/50" is "Pagare alla romana"! Thanks for making english as clear as a sunny day! 😃

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hahah yes I know ! I love that about Italy but we are a bit more reserved here 🙂

[@fabriziodesimone2439]

I know it, Sabrah, and I appreciate your manners so much! furthermore, you look so italian, always cheerful and joyful...amazing character! 😃

[@fabrice9252]

Geat comment Fabrizio! Thanks for the phrase "pagare alla Romana" (payer/partager à la romaine) "Thanks for making English as clear as a sunny day! : So well expressed! I like this metaphor a lot and so true regarding Sabrah! 👌👍

[@ahmadsangtarashan]

Useful video

[@HamidRezaSani]

Thank you masters🌷🌺🌷

[@Chyren00]

Master Sabrah

[@vanessadimarco158]

In general we have the same rules about greetings and table and restaurant behavior. Maybe we are less formal among friends and more direct but the rules of etiquette are exactly the same even if many people sometimes forget them.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Where are you from?

[@vanessadimarco158]

@@LoveEnglishUK sorry. I was sure I wrote it. I am from Italy

[@sadbra7595]

Thanks teacher Love you guapísima

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome !!

[@Chyren00]

My bra is also sad

[@fabrice9252]

I know you are a nice guy Sad Bra! But I don't like you to make fun of my Sweetie's name. Sabrah /s ei b r ʌ/ is such a lovely name, rare and great sounding! 😊

[@sadbra7595]

@@fabrice9252 That s good

[@mariacebrecos303]

I reckon in Spain, the way of greeting is similar to the one in the UK. Perhaps greeting with a kiss is more usual, depending on which area of the country you are in (and who you're greeting!)

[@redaelouamari8541]

Hello 👋 to neighboring Spain 🇪🇸 from Morocco 🇲🇦.

[@khooshbugupta9508]

Great and Superb videos which you currently made

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thanks so much if you enjoy them please share !!

[@Andromedan_1984]

I am from Guatemala , and it is almost the same , we don't say if the food is bad if we are invited to a house or other place, the only thing is the punctuality or elbows on the table some people don't follow the etiquette

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Sabrah, An interesting and unique lesson about UK Etiquettes. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered lots of new things. A good Etiquette appreciate all over the world. In India we say Nameste 🙏 each other. Thanks and regards,

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome ! Glad you enjoyed it !!

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishUK It is my pleasure, Sabrah 🙏 Regards,

[@jacklin231]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏So great video thanks so much for this wonderful content .🌹🌹

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you so much ! So kind of you !! If you enjoyed the video please share !!

[@riantidewi864]

Hi Sabrah, Thks so much for super excellent English lesson. In Indonesia the people especially young couples never do PDA. I think we can watch young couples doing PDA in Russia . In my point of view a man had better pay the bill for the first date.... That guy is very gentleman if he doing that thing.Ok Sabrah that'all . 🥰👍👍👍💕💕💕

[@beatriced222]

I'm Italian and I live in Italy and the majority of these rules stay the same here apart from the ones regarding personal space,tips,queueing,kissing and hugging people you don't know very well.

[@beatriced222]

10:02 - I'm Italian and even if we're the ones who invited our friends out we always split the bill unless it's a romantic couple on a date (in that case the man is expected to pay,at least in a heterosexual couple of course). There are some exceptions though: if the invitation is more formal or it's your birthday and you arranged the outing,then YOU have to pay.

[@jiminshie.]

Eager to watch

[@vanessadimarco158]

In Italy we are not good in queueing. We are still work in progress about it. Even if we are considered very sociable is not considered proper to kiss or rub in public. Young people that do it are always frowned up. All the rules about "gentleman way to do" are often condidered old fashioned unfortunately but there are people behave accordingly. About punctuality you could find any kind of people. Usually it is considered very rude to arrive late at a dinner party. it's more tolerated among young people meeting in a pub or a disco etc.

[@fabrice9252]

For Manuel Gordillo: " I don’t agree with what you’re saying, but I shall fight to the death for your right to say it! " (Attributed to Voltaire, but probably apocryphal) Best quote ever related to 'freedom of expression'! Or else: "Give me three words of any author...and I will have him hung!" (probably Laubardemont, origin discussed) The latter quote is extremely interesting and relevant when someone takes one of your sentence out of its context to imply that you said something that, in fact, you didn't!! 😊

[@NathanGerrard]

Here in Aotearoa, New Zealand, we practice the hongi, which is the touching of the nose for atleast 5 seconds, which allows us to share the breath of live with the other person, this is a Maori practice, Maori are the indigenous peoples of New Zealand.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Oh sounds amazing! How interesting! Thanks for sharing! Xx

[@torontoash45]

i have always wondered what is or are the most difficult accents in England? I must admit british english does seem to be more polite

[@jeeteshkumar507]

Definitety we get the room for last one.

[@Wisdomforthehour]

In America it is not normal etiquette to send our food back as we also see it in general to be inconsiderate. Most Americans exercise politeness in this area. When someone sends their food back and complains it is seen as arrogant or rude. Also, I think it does depend on region for these morays. East cost is different than the west and the south and Midwest America have different etiquette.

[@NorthSomersetGuy]

Something that really shocked me about living in the Southglouchestershire before and North Somerset now, is how easily people burp loudly and in any situation… regardless of their gender and age xD

[@LoveEnglishUK]

😂😂😱😱

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My Madam , Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? If I say that ,I'm gald to see you in the poster, pictures, banner, flex ,holdings which preposition do I have to use ? Which do I have to use ? 1)I'm gald to see your picture in the banner. Or on the banner? 2)I'm gald to see you in the banner. Or on the banner?

[@luisleal2940]

The lady in red . She is a British little red riding hood ❤️ . When it comes to greeting in Mexico huggin isn’t a common thing even among close friends , but we do cheek kissing quite often . However , it depends a lot on the people as some especially women don’t like that type of greeting coming from men especially for the ones they just met . We don’t complain that easily if there is a problem with the meal in restaurants, if we don’t like the service , food or the place isn’t that nice we just don’t come back ever again . However, things can’t change in fancy restaurants , people usually complain every single detail , and as we have a lot of American tourism some of our people have adopted some of their culture when it comes to tipping , demanding and complaining in a restaurant, of course it has some pros too if you visit Mexico City , Cancun , los cabos you’re gonna get an American type restaurant customer service ( attention in every single detail ) . Las propinas ( tipping in Mexico ) waiters working at restaurants and bars should always be tipped for good service ; a sum equivalent to 10-15 % of the total bill is appropriate. It’s not quite rare for them to get higher tipping in the most popular tourist destination tho . When you stay at a hotel in Mexico it’s customary in Mexico to leave a tip for your hotel room chambermaid , a sue between US$1 and US$5 . We aren’t that open minded yet as we should when it comes to seeing people kissing each other in the streets or any public place such as super market , when there is a gay couple showing themselves affection in public they tend to receive a lot of weird looks .However, we have improved a lot , new generations are def way more open minded now . Wonderful lesson my queen Sabrah , it’s always a pleasure to learn about the uk from you , it feels like the queen herself is lecturing me , oh wait your are the Queen at least the queen of my ❤️.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Interesting stuff !! Thanks so much for sharing!! I think we should be more open in the UK too about kissing in the street ! I quite agree !! I do hope everything is going well for you my lovely ! Big hug to you !! Your lovely comments always cheer me up !!

[@fabrice9252]

Great comment Luis! Very interesting and informative about the habits in Mexico. Your English is improving dramatically! WOW! Many congrats for the quality of your writing. It seems Sabrah's lessons are paying off! She loves you so much. I confess I'm a bit envying... Saludos de Francia, mi amigo! 😊👍💟

[@luisleal2940]

@@fabrice9252 glad to read a comment from you ami . Greetings to the lovely France 🇫🇷 .

[@shreyashibanerjee3913]

In our country India ,we fold our two palms and say " Namaste🙏🏼🙏🏼" .This is how we greet people.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Oh lovely !! Thanks for sharing !

[@shreyashibanerjee3913]

@@LoveEnglishUK My pleasure 😄😄

[@sunnygoswami1351]

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[@fabrice9252]

"Intelligence and beauty are a lethal combination!" So well expressed and so true when it comes to Sabrah! 👍

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you so much for such a lovely comment !!! I am watching the cricket now ! I bet you are too!! Please share the video if you enjoyed it !!

[@sunnygoswami1351]

Sure mam I am sharing ur videos I am also watching cricket Thanx from the bottom of my 💕

[@rgrvrrth]

A huge shoutout to my boyfriend Andrew Itskov Nikolaev.😊☺️😍 We watch you guys together! My boyfriend Andrew is a great artist. He is very inspired by your hairstyle!😊

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Awww that’s so sweet ! Where are you from ? My hair was terrible in this video ! I had no time to do it !

[@fabrice9252]

I can relate. Sabrah is so magnificent and wonderful (even if she denies it with sincere humility) that she's a true inspiration to artists. She inspired me a whole collection of poetry... 😊🤗🧡

[@akbaruddin3983]

I am from Pakistan ,in our society as we are Muslims mostly we follow Islamic rules in our society ,we Don't Do these things .like openly kissing, hugging with each other in front of people even we do not shake hands with ladies we just greet When meet each other like (Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullah ,means May God save you and bless you ) Second : when we have to visit the people before going there we inform them without announce we can not go

[@manuelgordillo520]

Top the morning dear Teachers. I sincerely wish to apologize to whoever could be annoyed by my words yesterday afternoon. It is supposed this a chat in order to give our opinion. But when it has been turned into an argument I stand up and walk straight to the exit door for the same one I had entered before. Thanks for inviting me. But I am Spanish, soI have my legal right to express my opinion about the country where I have lived all my lifetime.

[@fabrice9252]

Support and advocacy for MANUEL: "You can laugh about everything but not with anybody" : Pierre Desprosges. They take us our money, they take us our sovereignty, our freedom of moves, they take us our freedom of expression, our freedom of smoking, of drinking, of f.....g, our freedom of laughing. These days, a single joke about either women, a community whatever it is, Blacks, Whites, Yellows, Reds, Greens, Christians, Muslims, Jewish, or gays etc. etc. and you immediatly have the MLF (women’s liberation movement), the LGBT, The CRIF, the LICRA or whatever association on your back. I don't specially like jokes making fun of people (I prefer absurd and self derision) But I grew up a time when you could still express, laugh and make humour of almost everything. Today, the amazing, irreplaceable and unforgettable Coluche (Michel Colucci) or the immense Pierre Desproges would simply spend their whole life in trial courts... Dunno if the evolution is the same elsewhere in Europe but in France it has become insane and totally despictable!! A kinda dictatorial injonction imposes you to think with 'righteousness' and be 'politically correct' ... For me you don't have to apologize Manuel but you did it when one single crabby and sourpuss person complained. But you did it and it is all to your honour! 😊👍 P.S.: " I don’t agree with what you’re saying, but I shall fight to the death for your right to say it! " (attributed to Voltaire, but probably apocryphal) Best quote ever related to 'freedom of expression'! Or else: "Give me three words of any author...and I will have him hung!" (probably Laubardemont, origin discussed) The latter quote is extremely interesting and relevant when someone takes one of your sentence out of its context to imply that you said something that, in fact, you didn't!!

[@manuelgordillo520]

@@fabrice9252 thank you for your friendly words. In order to break the ice, I am going to tell you a joke. There were four women sitting back on the terrace's coffee. One of them says: My son is a priest, so everyone calls him " father", another one says: my son is a bishop, everyone calls him eminency, the third says, my son is a cardinal, so everyone calls him "monseñor" (mgr), finally the fourth says, my son, is not a priest, either a bishop, and neither a cardinal, but when he is naked on the bed, all the women say: OMG.....

[@fabrice9252]

@@manuelgordillo520 😂😂😂🤣 Excellent one Manuel, I loved it! 👍👌😊

[@djdarbary]

"A gentleman is never unintentionally rude" - attributed to Oscar Wilde.🍀

[@fabrice9252]

Great quote from the witty Oscar Wilde. Thanks for sharing!

[@jormamaattanen3048]

In the movie Notting Hill, when Hugh Grant's sister realizes that her brother's date is Julia Roberts, she blurts out "Holy f☆ck!" My question is: is she being unintentionally rude? I'm afraid the answer is yes, and thus she's not a real lady.

[@roseanne2259]

My countries etiquettes are same as yours 🇬🇧

[@nadiasubotiak2394]

In Argentina about half an hour late is not bad manners. One hour might be.

[@borkasiamese4617]

Hi Sabrah and Leila! 11:07 Is "ostentatious" a synonym of "cheesy"? I learned the latter recently but still have trouble understanding it in details.. Thank you!

[@wobaguk]

This is an old question but an interesting one. No they are not the same, but there is an overlap! 'Cheesy' usually describes something that is trying so hard to 'be' something, that it actually seems amusingly lacking in style or quality. A horror movie might be 'cheesy' if it does so much over the top, it seems silly and unrealistic rather than scary. Comedy might be 'cheesy' if it tries too hard to make you laugh, while not being clever in nature. So, someone being ostentatious might be 'cheesy', if in showing off status and wealth, they actually display a lack of sophistication and taste.

[@anandchauhan542]

This is superb.....but please make a video you both together.....we want to show you both .....😀😀

[@fabrice9252]

Oh yeah! How I second that !!! 😊👍👍👌

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes we will ! Leila has been on maternity leave but we will ASAP don’t worry in the mean time if you look at our Love English Talks videos you can see us both together !!

[@freeenglishgrammarproject5615]

DOS is also an operating system :)

[@ユキ-c3r6f]

In Japan, visiting on time is a little bit rude, so we have to arrive at 10 or 15 minutes earlyer. In a office, wehave to arrive at 30 minutes earlyer.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

How interesting !! I didn’t know that ! What about when meeting a friend ?

[@fabrice9252]

"Being on time is rude in Japan" 😂😂👍 I definitely couldn't be a Japanese as I tend to always be a bit late (even if it's only a few minutes)

[@ユキ-c3r6f]

@@LoveEnglishUK We usually arrive on time when see our friends.

[@ユキ-c3r6f]

@@fabrice9252 Japanese people are very strict to be late for a office, but when we leave a office we are very rude, I mean we usually leave 1 or 2 hours later.

[@fabrice9252]

@@ユキ-c3r6f Yes I know a little bit about your crazyness out there! For me you have to work for living and not live for working! Japanese society definitely doesn't make me dream! And never will. However, I say this but I am exactly like that (though sometimes a tiny bit late). Even when I was an employee, I've never balked at my working hours, working as many supplementary hours a day as it was necessary (sometimes until night! and even the week-ends). So your 1 or 2 hours could make me a bit laughing...But it was only of my willing! because I was not only obsessed with meeting the deadlines but also a bit of a perfectionist! But it is only my state of mind and wouldn't like this to be erected as a system especially when people don't have the choice or are shamely exploited! 😊👌 Greetings from France my friend!

[@adamrp89]

You didn't mention how sarcastic we are. I know that some people might think we are being serious or take it the wrong way and take it personally

[@andyjosiah4951]

Ma'am what about if the food isn't yummy, would you still leave a tip?

[@Chyren00]

Maybe some tips on how to cook better food

[@fabrice9252]

@@Chyren00 Witty Andrew! love it! 😂👍

[@jcr1138]

After this video, I can conclude that I am quite British!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Haha that’s great! Where are you from ?

[@jcr1138]

@@LoveEnglishUK I'm from Mexico. Some of the do's and don'ts are the same here, but others are very different. I'd say I follow most of the ones from the video.

[@manuelgordillo520]

This lesson is absolutely hilarious. But, bear in mind. You can do another one with DOS AND DON'TS in Spain. You only have to change these words. Dos and don'ts in Spanish are the opposite ... The Spanish people were never being late, only they never arrive. And when we have to pay the bill... all of them will have disappeared, go away, vanished, if I invite for having a coffee a pint of bitter, mysteriously die out all the people around of you, they have worn off.

[@fabrice9252]

Your comment made me laugh so much! "here people are only late if they never arrive!" 😂😂😂 👍. And yeah, here too, some people tend to strangely vanish when it comes to pay the bill. I knew a guy who always and systematically felt like going to pee (or more) at that moment!... 🚽🧻 😂 The paradox is that that guy was probably richer than us, well, no wonder why! ...

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hahahahaa !! You have to make this video!!

[@softshelledcrab]

I am really sorry about your experience in Spain and with Spaniards.The things you mention about people being extremely late or not even showing up or people disappearing when it’s time to pay have never happened to me and, as a native Spanish, I’d bet I’ve been around this country way longer than you. Anyway, people tend to mix with their peers so I’ll say no more.

[@softshelledcrab]

@@LoveEnglishUK I honestly believe you should’nt encourage the above type of comments as not only they are offensive but also unfair and untrue, specially after speaking about manners and politeness.

[@manuelgordillo520]

@@softshelledcrab travelling is the best for realizing what we think, and later change our mind. I am from tenerife. But I don't feel as Spanish. Too far. Nevertheless I have visited from ayamonte until Finisterre. Even more I have lived in Madrid, raxo and Granada. All of us be late .I am a man, but women don't respect queue, the silent at restaurants. Women don't respect traffic,s signal. Man yelling when speak. To go Dutch, it is a joke. Always there are ..no is..that have forgotten the credit or is in red.we touch people without meeting as a friend. If the teacher let me I tell you that the Spanish,s seven capital sins, is a reality. Finally. We say white lie for staying home ,....but who care it. The Spanish have always unable to recognize our behaviour.

[@tariqattiya4205]

These are good general rules of etiquette for all human beings,but the man has to pay on a date and for friends the person who arranged for the invitation should pay

[@abdullahdyab5404]

14:30 Arab culture, not Arabic culture. We don't hold hands. We, sometimes, cross arms with same gender companions in a certain fasion whereby each person's front end of the crossed arm is inserted into their own pocket, not the way copulating individuals do, and we do so with certain friends of a certain level of comradeship, closeness and a age. Lovers do something different but in this video you spoke of friends only hence I explained what happened amongst friends only. Arab culture differs from one Arab country to another. The Arab world is huge, not a neighbourhood. Cheers for the effort

[@mehditila7424]

💙💙💙

[@st.george007]

Followed when they are sober.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Haha yes good point !

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

In Ukraine we have a bigger problem than simply a bad meal, some times waiters refuse to speak Ukrainian and in this case people usually simply make a very bad review in google map an ask other people to do the same so it is some kind of cancel culture but some times they sue restaurant!

[@azekuka3478]

В ресторане надо говорить на другом языке.У себя дома на суржике.

[@abdullahdyab5404]

Prank invasion 15:35 hahaha

[@_Chakotay]

👍

[@mariacebrecos303]

I'm Spanish and I ate unpunctuality. Don't pay attention to platitudes.

[@gunasekaran3734]

Hi

[@tewfik8616]

Tipping in restaurants has died the day they started collecting it by card into the business bank account.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes but you can give it on the card exactly

[@tewfik8616]

@@LoveEnglishUK that's great, let's share the tips with the taxman and the business owner. the waiter can have peanuts.

[@roseanne2259]

As far as my knowledge is concerned, girls don't pay on a date .. it's always the boy who pays. It's considered polite and respectful. 🤗

[@lindenbeck]

It‘s not my thing I would say, if somebody ask me how is the meal.

[@gunasekaran3734]

I'm the first viewer Say a Hi to me

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hello!!

[@fabrice9252]

Hi ! 😊👍

[@lindenbeck]

That‘s annoying with you Brits complaining about the meal but not saying anything about it. My sister said to the owner of an Irish pub in Germany that‘s not homemade and she didn‘t have to pay for it. We Germans are famous for honesty especially in Berlin.

[@ahlamnoori77]

How she prestige and sweet

[@michellen2325]

I would think all these rules apply in any civilized country. A man should be a gentleman and pay.

[@drsanjaykumar3448]

Kissing in my country either publicly or indoor to a lady is not socially allowed. May be wife or somebody else.

[@minus1123]

after all these dramas and exploitations around the world. now you are saying that country is peaceful and kind-herarted. blime!! everything you are saying it's sort of overwhelming and you are also overplaying. whatever 😂😂😂😂

[@justcharmed1st]

What polite? You are all drunkers!!!

[@fabrice9252]

Wasted, but still polite! (?) 😂

[@masoodmajeedtayeb]

r u blonde in real or making urself blonde plz?