English etiquette

• Etiquette British

English - these are the true patriots of their country. They are great hosts in their homes, honored laws and are considered one of the most patriotic nation in the whole world. Their etiquette is primarily a set of strict and very formal rules.

It is these rules every Englishman performs well, with little exclamations and objections. This country can boast that there arose such a thing as a "gentleman". The gentleman in the 3rd generation can rightfully bear the title of "true". It is possible to give an example, if a person has an exceptionally ideal manner, a decent education and a wide-reaching plans in advance, but some of his relatives could not observe the rules of etiquette, then, unfortunately, his grandchildren will not be able to receive the title of "a true gentleman."

The English very considerate, very correct, always polite, tolerant and restrained. Most of the tourists who visit the Albion, there are a little surprised by such qualities. Well-bred Englishmen, in situations of conflict, always try to avoid the taunts and reproaches to the opponent, and vice versa will try as much as possible to end the conflict quickly. Another feature of English etiquette is that the British are prohibited from using the rising tone or harsh expression, and violently express their emotions. Everything must go in a calm and quiet manner. If the situation gets out of control and the Englishman unwittingly drawn into some kind of showdown, he will never support the dispute or as something foul language. Any manifestation of even slightly elevated tone is considered a provocation scandal.

The other side of the English etiquette is considered the opposite of excessive emotionality - flattery and sycophancy. These two concepts, not just among the English is quite appropriate and it can be said to some extent cultivated. If you are going to visit England, you will not be surprised that in your address will pour in a ton of compliments and various favors. This is typical of the said population, and it meets the standards of decency. By the way, excessive persistence in the complement can be completely without reason.

If such qualities as fawning is appropriate, here's boastfulness and insolence not. It brought up a part of the population of England would never tell all and sundry about their service to the community.

Separately, I would like to discuss the topic of friends. Strange but true, the Englishman can live for more than sixty years in the same house, but did not shake hands with their neighbors. Why, you ask? Yes, because they have not been familiar with. This is a very interesting and slightly strange, but these "relationships" have the place to be.

If you come to England, go walk around the city and look in the restaurant to eat, and all of a sudden be able to meet someone, other people, the indigenous British will look askance at you just because they are at a loss. How so? You do nothing to talk about! These are the inherent strangeness of the British. But that strangeness for us, for them, it may seem quite adequate behavior in their society

Since we are on the subject of restaurants, you should immediately notice that you do not put yourself not in the best light, never, remember, never send personally hand tip the waiter. This is a sign of bad taste and even the waiter can tell you about it, thus you have to drive into the paint. Just leave the amount considered necessary under the cloth, so it will be correct, if we rely on the etiquette.

In fact, in England it is difficult to start with someone familiar. Their etiquette does not assume familiarity without the so-called mediator. So that shakes into their heads, if you will not be able to establish a relationship with someone from England to travel to their homeland, then immediately there is unlikely you will be able to do it. Culture in England does not involve frequent shaking hands, as this gesture is considered a more intimate and is appropriate only acquaintances.

Remember, English is very loved and appreciated the joke. Therefore, if someone of them joke and you do not vote, then you may find it very rude.