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1.  No arms resting on the table in French.
2.you can´t add salt to food before trying it
3.you cross the utensils when finish

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1.  Americans eat bigger portions
2. French eat with family daily
3. in French dinner you cannot add salt without trying food first

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1.Serving size.
2.No phone on the table.
3.Cross forks when you finish eating.

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you can't use the phone on the table
Keeping your hands on the the table is a sign of respect.
Hands are not allowed to be in your lap

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Americans dont have many rules when it comes to dining etiquette. French people have more "rules".

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1.  Keeping your hands on the the table is a sign of respect.
2. The tip is already included in the bill for the waiter.
3. Eating smaller portions then Americans.

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1. Don't put salt on your dinner before tasting it
2. The tip is already included in the bill
3. Hands are not allowed to be in your lap

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in french its disrespectful to have your arms off the table
also french bond over dinner
serving sizes

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1.you can't use the phone on the table

2.you can"t put elbows on the table

3.can't change the seasoning if you didn't taste it

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1. When you're done eating, you have to cross your fork and knife over each other on the plate.
2. hands on table
3. don't tip the waiter cause they already tip them on the bill

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In the French culture, the guess have to follow the host and are not allowed to finish  before the host does first. A another thing is that the french culture serving sizes are much smaller. The last thing is that is it consider rude to put any contiment in your food before tasting in

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1. French Families make their family bond at the table
2. You can not put salt in your food before tasting it.
3. Serving sizes

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1) Americans eat dirty like
2) Serving size
3)you can eat as fast as you like

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1:Portion sizes.
2:not tipping the waiter because they get a 15% service fee.
3:different courses throughout your meal.

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(1) At a French dinner, you cannot adjust the seasoning before tasting.
(2) French people use their fork on the left and knife on the right hand.
(3) Family bonding is held in high regard during French dinners.

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One difference between French and American dining etiquette is the elaborate courses in a traditional French dinner. There's different courses and a specific order that is followed in a one of a kind order.
Another difference is the lack of strictness surrounding elbows on the table.
A third difference is the family bonding over dinner. In France, it's almost a tradition bonding with family over the long feasts, as there's no phones allowed during dinner.

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In the French people, you need to have your hands on the table. In France, they use their fork in their left hand and the knife in their right. French people eat much smaller portions than Americans.