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BBC One - Comic Relief - Daniel Craig & Catherine Tate

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http://www.rednoseday.com/ PLEASE DONATE! Daniel Craig and Catherine Tate fall in love for Comic Relief 2007.

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Ricky Gervais meets John Stewart for Valentine's Day

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Ricky Gervais meets John Stewart for Valentine's Day

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Ricky Gervais at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Valentines day 2011

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Mind the accent!

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Jenny Slate on Giving Birth During a Pandemic & Worst Valentine’s Day Ever

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This is where the bard himself got his cake!

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Shakespeare in Love | Official Trailer (HD) - Joseph Fiennes, Gwyneth Paltrow | MIRAMAX

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To me 'etiquette' is when you open a door for someone.

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BBC How to be a Lady - Etiquette with The English Manner’s Diana Mather and William Hanson - video Dailymotion

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Watch BBC How to be a Lady - Etiquette with The English Manner’s Diana Mather and William Hanson - bbc learning english on Dailymotion

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Well, I'm wondering if social kissing will ever be the same as before Covid.

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Etiquette is about doing what is sociably right according to the situation. Covid makes it all very relative because I don't have to 'social kiss' anymore at work for example...I must admit I don't mind.

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Etiquette is about doing what is sociably right according to the situation. Covid makes it all very relative because I don't have to 'social kiss' anymore at work for example...I must admit I don't mind.

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I grew up in a flemish environment where I didn't have to kiss. Most of my colleagues are french speaking people and they use to kiss to say hi.

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I grew up in a flemish environment where I didn't have to kiss. Most of my colleagues are french speaking people and they use to kiss to say hi.

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In my country, the kissing is actually not that common. Czech people prefer hug over kiss.
However, polite way of greeting is hand shaking

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In Belgium, for some reason or another we had (before COVID) the kissing etiquette of giving 3 kisses to family or business partners alike. However, it was more the norm than the exception to find yourself in the akward situation that your kissing partner would only give you one or two kisses and you were fully going for those 3 kisses.

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My debatable statement: Etiquette classes should be integrated in our regular educational system, as wel for boys as for girls.

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I wouldn't know how it is when meeting strangers, but I've seen that people usually kiss three times with family and/or friends.

I prefer shaking hands the most.

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In a more and more gender neutral society, is speaking about ‘ladylike behaviour’ still appropriate?

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In these modern times, etiquette should not be different for men, women, and everyone in between.