What should I pay attention to when I go to a Korean home as a tutor?

When eating, pay attention to the fact that there is no Korean food that is not spicy, all of them are red and spicy You should pay attention to one point when eating. And then there's the fact that South Korea has a very high consumption, and eating a few fritters and drinking a bowl of soy milk will cost 20,000 won, which is equivalent to 150-160 yuan

Before meals. 1.After the elders are seated, the younger ones can sit down.

2.Sit upright and keep your body a fist away from the table.

3.The lid on the bowl is opened by the juniors, the hostess, the restaurant waiter, and set aside.

4.After the elders start eating, the younger ones can move the chopsticks.

5.Drink the soup with a spoon before eating the rest of the meal.

6.When eating, use chopsticks, and when using chopsticks, put the spoon in the rice bowl or soup bowl, not directly on the table.

7.When encountering the dishes that the elders love to eat, the younger ones should be more humble.

8.Try to only eat the dishes that are in front of you, and don't try to pick up the dishes that are far away.

9.When picking up vegetables, do not use chopsticks to turn back and forth or pick up and put down, but pick them up at once, such as wrapped rice, barbecue, etc., do not eat them separately, but eat them in one bite.

10.Do not stick the meal to the spoon and chopsticks.

11.Don't keep picking up dishes while you still have a lot of dishes on your plate.

12.Don't eat too much in one bite, chew the food that doesn't show it in your mouth, don't make the sound of drinking water and chewing, and don't collide with dishes.

13.Don't drop food on the table or on the floor.

14.Keep leftover bones, fish bones, vegetable juices, etc. out of the eyes of others.

15.When eating, don't be unscrupulous about talking about topics other than the elders' questions.

16.Don't be picky about your meal, and don't burp after a meal. Don't pick your teeth on the edge of the scarf.

17.Be sure to eat at a fast pace, not too fast or too slowly.

After the meal. 1.Even if the meal is finished before the elders, the hole can get up and leave.

2.Do not put spoons and chopsticks on the table until the elders have finished eating. Instead, put it in a soup bowl. Until the elders have finished eating, they are put on the table.

3.As a courtesy, say "as a sign of gratitude" at the end of the meal.

Courtesy! Koreans are very polite!

I'm dizzy. The above pile, the Chinese are also good!

The one upstairs. It seems that the Chinese are not polite.

When traveling to Korea, be sure to do your homework in advance.

First: Bow to the elders when you enter the door, and it is 90°;

Second: If you lose your boyfriend (girl) friend's house, you must dress very formally, girls should wear ladylike, boys should be decent, suits are indispensable, and ties should be correct;

Fourth: Honesty in what the elders say is a premise, and in addition, it is necessary to be sincere;

Fifth: Before leaving, put on your shoes at the door, bow (the first one) before leaving.

In a word, everything is polite, and the most important thing for Koreans is politeness.

Politeness is a must.

Dress cleanly, neatly, and elegantly

Koreans are very fond of Confucianism

You take the study of Confucianism into research

The etiquette required by Confucianism is easy for you to see

I have worked as a tutor in a Korean home I believe you have also been to a Korean home, and the basic etiquette must be understood Although I don't know what the background of this family is, and I don't know if you are a professional teacher of Chinese as a foreign language, but let me tell you about my experience:

1. Pay attention to hygiene and the hygiene habits of the other party Korean families with housewives pay great attention to hygiene, so the personal appearance does not have to be gorgeous, but it must be neat and clean.

2. Remember the etiquette when you meet for the first time, and remember to greet the elders at home every time you arrive and leave, so as to leave a good impression on everyone.

3. Be sure to use honorifics when speaking!

4. Be careful not to spy too much on things in their home, and try to avoid things that cause misunderstandings.

5. The first time you receive a salary or a special suitable time, such as a child's birthday or something, you can give a small gift table to show your heart.

But it also depends on the communication with the other family, because some Korean families are not very good, so don't be polite to people with colored glasses!

South Korea is a country that pays special attention to politeness. Greetings are necessary. And then there's the elders. Anyone who is older than you is respected.

If you watch TV dramas, you will find that there are many more, such as twisting your head to ......the side when drinking with your elders or seniorsSomeone pours wine with a cup in both hands.

regional culture, otherwise it will be difficult for you to integrate into it.

If it's the first time you go, remember to exchange some Korean won in China now because the exchange rate at the airport is relatively low; And then when you just go, you may not be able to adapt to the water and soil, you can bring a little less commonly used medicine, and you can change the plug and wear a little less clothes, and then there is nothing special to pay attention to.

In social etiquette. When you come to Korea, you don't usually use a handshake as a meeting etiquette. When shaking hands, use both hands or your right hand alone.

When a junior or subordinate shakes hands with an elder or superior, and the latter extends his hand, the former must first shake hands with his right hand, and then lightly place his left hand on top of the latter's right hand. In Korea, women and children generally do not shake hands with men, and nodding or bowing is a common etiquette. Honorifics and honorific titles are often used in salutation, and the other person is rarely called by their first name.

In addition, most Koreans speak English and do not have a good opinion of Japanese speakers.

Dining etiquette. To protect the environment, Koreans will provide you with metal cutlery. When eating with elders, do not use chopsticks first, do not use chopsticks to point at others, and put chopsticks neatly on the table after eating.

When eating, don't talk too much. When eating, it is also very embarrassing to make too loud noises in your mouth. When hosting in a Korean home, the host and guest are usually seated around a short-legged square table.

Sit cross-legged on the floor. In this case, do not touch your feet with your hands, straighten your legs, or spread your legs apart, it is not allowed.

The guest is as he pleases, respects the heroine, and doesn't talk about politics, especially North Korea.