Good Manners in the UK

It is considered impolite if you do not say "please" when you bump into somebody accidentally in a corridor or crowded place.

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When boarding a bus or a train, you should always greet the other passangers wiht a loud "hello" or Good morning" . If you fail to do this you will be considered extremely impolite.

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When you answer the telephone in the UK you should always start by giving your surname.

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When asking for something in a shop you should always begin saying "Excuse me..."

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You should always address shopkeepers or store assistants as "sir or madam"

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When you want to attract attention of a waiter in a restaurant you should snap your fingers and say "waiter" in a loud voice.

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On crowded trains or buses it is considered impolite for younger passengers to give up their seats to older or infirm passengers

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You should always give up your seat on a crowded bus or train to someone who is carrying a lot of shopping

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When on the phone it is normal to signal that you are about to end the conversation by using expressions such as "Well, I'd better let you get on with your work "

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When you arrive somewhere where people are standing in a queue, you join the back of the queue so that each person receives the service in the order that they arrived.

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