International table manners

[sassylass]

How are your international table manners? Try this and see...



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[angela5]

3/11......I Better stay in my own country...:cry:

[pultneytooner]

5 out of 11, My table manners are terrible:D

[connieb19]

9 out of 11. I'm ready to travel the world!! :grin:

[golach]

6/11 I must do better [mad]

[ESR]

7 out of 11. Ready to travel the world!

[candyfloss]

4 out of 11. Think i better stay here[lol]

[JAWS]

6 out of 11. And I'm not even safe here, I got the kids after dinner wrong.

I should have got that right, dinner time is dinner time so you can doze off in the afternoon.
What's the point of dozing off in your own time during the evening?

[unicorn]

5/11 and I got the scottish one wrong too!!

[Moira]

5/11

Like Jaws & Unicorn I got the Scottish one wrong too. Maybe not surprising - as a Weeker I used til' hev Brakefist, Denner & Tee - simple. Nowadays it's more confusing - usually we have breakfast, lunch & dinner - BUT if we go out & have a big lunch (main course) then we have a light snack at dinner-time & call it "tea". No-one has their "tea" at lunch-time or their lunch at dinner-time & how many folk pack a "dinner-box" for their kids to take to school? :confused:
Yup - the more I think about it - the more I'm convinced that this question was misleading so I'm going to award myself another point ;) - 6/11

And if I could slurp my noodles more & leave some food on the plate that would make my final score - 8/11! :grin:

[Julia]

7 / 11

I got the Scottish one wrong too! In our house the evening meal is called Dinner, not called it tea in years LOL

[angela5]

10/11 i am ready to travel the world.

[Sandra_B]

9/11

Got the Spanish and the Polish ones wrong.

[Saveman]

7 out of 11
I'm ready to travel!

[krieve]

8 out of 11 i don't want to go any where please let me stay lol

[ice box]

I clearly can travel the globe i got 11 out of 11 of to pack cya

[ice box]

http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/7/7_2_102.gif (http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb001_ZNxmk121YYGB) iam off

[Cedric Farthsbottom III]

3 out of 11....I'll have to be on my better behaviour if I ever go abroad .:lol:

[connieb19]

3 out of 11....I'll have to be on my better behaviour if I ever go abroad .:lol:I bet you know how to slurp your noodles though!![lol]

[Cedric Farthsbottom III]

I remember the days when ye got a slap on yir ear fae yir mither for slurping yir noodles....but in Japan...."nae problem big man thanks for the compliment".....ye cannae win Connie!!!!!!!!:lol: :lol:

[The Enigma]

6/11. Not too bad.

Got the Scottish question wrong, totally forgot that lunch can been called dinner, even though I've called it that myself sometimes! :o

I guess the Chinese one explains why you always get so much rice with a chinese meal - more than I can ever manage anyway!

Am going to Spain later in the year.... will have to remember the thing about throwing stuff on the floor in snack bars! :lol:

[unicorn]

been to spain twice and never once seen or done that lol

[canuck]

When do we leave?

[Tugmistress]

8/11
scottish, polish & spanish ones wrong lol

[newpark]

I capsized the Polish fisherman oops and think scottish kids should watch telly after dinner.

[Whitewater]

8 out of 11, couldn't believe i got the Scottish one wrong, to be honest I'd never even heard of it.

[brandy]

7/11 but i got the scottish one right .. prob cause we call lunch dinner back home as well.. but i missed the on about what brits thought about americans eating fried chicken