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French Cuisine.
In France, there will be several courses in their meal such as
- Hors d’oeveres - known as appetizers
- Fish course - served often in between appetizers and main course
- Main course – served with meat and vegetables often with small side dishes
- Salads and Cheese – served after the sain course
- Desserts – signal to end a casual meal which is usually served with coffee
Family Value In France.
Each member in a family has a certain duty and responsibilities to take care of the family . Extended family usually provides financial supports . France has a reputation for romance but they have a practical approach when it comes to marriage . Parents take their roles as a guardian for their children seriously and provide them with the essential needs for daily use .
Relationships.
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Meeting Etiquette.
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Dining Etiquette.
There are three golden rules when you are invited for dinner at someone’s place in France
- Always arrive on time. If you are running late, it’s appropriate to call the host and let them know
- Always dress well since France is well known for their fashion sense. Arriving with shorts and t-shirts is usually not accepted
- Always bring a small token of appreciation for the host such as chocolates, bottle of wine or flowers.
Manner Etiquette.
formal way of arranging cutlery.