When I see your videos, I have faith that we will return to a more civilized time with grace, style, and taste. Not to mention...manners! Thanks for a great video.
You are so elegant. I live to have tea parties with my granddaughter and usually we get silly but I try to use it to teach her at least a little bit of etiquette. Thank you for your videos, theybare a good way for us that are not people of means to learn proper etiquette
You're wonderful! Etiquette is a dying art...thanks for making these videos. I like to think I'm cultured, but unfortunately I still dunk my biscotti in my coffee.
After you have served yourself with some sugar, place the lip back on the sugar container. Use your spoon to stir the coffee an then place the teaspoon on the saucer.
I'm meeting my friend's grandparents in South Carolina and was mildly nervous my casual Midwest manners might not cut it. However, this all aligns to how I was taught, which is reassuring. Thank you.
Fantastic posture and the pure substance, of fine art at the best. Mrs Starr has all the answers for your pleasure! A great video! Marvelous! My, I could just go on!
I am so glad I found this channel, it really deserves more views. I own a coffee pot I bought in an antique store for so little and indeed, why wait for some special day or special people while the pot sits there dusting. Why not making each day special with as ordinary as coffee?
I wish this level of attention to details would be shared more expansively. Attention to details paradoxically brings along an emphasis on what is important, as exhibited by Mrs. Starr in this video 👍 💖✨
"Scalding the pot" so something we do in Ireland. I also like to pop some hot water into my cups before I pour my tea/coffee......it simply warms the cup. Having asked for a cappuccino a few times on my holidays, my cappuccino was poured into a cold cup. So by the time it was served to me, it was tepid. I don't like scalding tea/coffee. But tea/coffee is much nicer served in a warm cup.
I love using lovely china just for myself! I have never served sugar in paper packets, but the silver holder makes it look very nice. My favorite style of sugar are the crystallized sugar lumps.
There is something captivating about her, and aside from obviously being so classy and well mannered, I think it’s her voice. It’s interesting, not monotonous, and she pronounces every word very clearly. This has me wondering if I even speak well, I tend to talk fast and maybe don’t pronounce like I should.... Please excuse me while I go work on my voice, lol!
Oh my god!! I was shocked that you had talking about Arabic coffee! Its amazing. And I have to make some points clear. when we want more coffee we just have to give our cup as the way it is. And when we do not want more we shake the cup. Also a little detail i want to talk about. In Arabic culture we hold the cup with the right hand, and the coffee pot with the left hand. Its because when we serve someone we should give them the little coffee cup with the right hand out of generosity for the guests. I’m apologizing if this was mean for you .
Thank you for the additional details. You are right and now that I have been training and coaching for years in the GCC, I have learned so much more! I enjoy your culture so much. GloriaStarr.com
Your videos have all been very helpful. I want to do,or say something and I remember Gloria Starr (etiquette and manners). I love the part where you said "I'm special too." P.S. I'm left-handed,and it would mean a great deal if there were a video of dining etiquette for left-handed people.
We use a thicker mug in Australia and the thinner mugs for tea generally. We usually use a plunger to serve instead of a pot or go to a cafe instead for barista coffee (our favourite obsession). I know Americans more often have brewed coffee when they go out though, which is difficult to grasp as an Australian haha.
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I can't drink coffee (sensitive tummy), how do I politely decline coffee if I travel and it is the custom to drink the coffee as you indicated in this video.
What a wonderful video. Does anyone know what the proper thing to do with the empty sugar packets is? I often throw them in my purse or put them in my pocket to avoid trash cluttering up the table. - Also can anyone answer how you would deal with your beverage being too hot for you to drink comfortably but not the people around you. I have a very sensitive mouth so in a formal situation everyone else at the table would be drinking the coffee but i'd be waiting. I'm assuming blowing on it isn't advised. Perhaps it isn't a bad thing to wait. Ms Starr said she often doesn't drink the coffee so I suppose it must not be considered rude to not partake if you aren't the focus as a guest.
+Pale0Enchantress You can set the empty sugar packet on your saucer. If your beverage is too hot, just wait until it cools. Do not blow on beverages or food to cool them down.
I love your video, I really like to learn new things; I have a question, I'm right handed, but I have a problem when it comes to table etiquette, I do everything how a left handed person would do it; is that consider rude?
Right or left handed - just do your best. Keep in mind that we are all constantly learning. Please do try the European dining way for a global approach.
Excuse me you didn't say where to place the sugar spoon after you served yourself ,. Do you cover the sugar container with the lid again or do you place the spoon on the side??????????????????????????
"I don't have to wait for special guests to show up. I'm special." That made my day!!
"i'm special" love it! 😙😘😚
When I see your videos, I have faith that we will return to a more civilized time with grace, style, and taste. Not to mention...manners! Thanks for a great video.
Jill 4 Today Many Thanks Jill for your Positive Response! GloriaStarr.com
I watched this years ago, and I kept it for life, thank you!! It played a big role on my self love routine❤
You are so elegant. I live to have tea parties with my granddaughter and usually we get silly but I try to use it to teach her at least a little bit of etiquette. Thank you for your videos, theybare a good way for us that are not people of means to learn proper etiquette
Thank you so much! GloriaStarr.com
You're wonderful! Etiquette is a dying art...thanks for making these videos. I like to think I'm cultured, but unfortunately I still dunk my biscotti in my coffee.
Constant and Never-ending improvements!
After you have served yourself with some sugar, place the lip back on the sugar container. Use your spoon to stir the coffee an then place the teaspoon on the saucer.
I'm meeting my friend's grandparents in South Carolina and was mildly nervous my casual Midwest manners might not cut it. However, this all aligns to how I was taught, which is reassuring. Thank you.
Excellent Luke and thanks for the positive feedback. GloriaStarr.com
Excellent Luke and thanks for the positive feedback. GloriaStarr.com
Fantastic posture and the pure substance, of fine art at the best.
Mrs Starr has all the answers for your pleasure!
A great video! Marvelous! My, I could just go on!
CharismaticKid such lovely compliments! Much appreciated. Lady Gloria Starr
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@@ExpertGloriaStarr You are quite welcome
Please continue your work!
Have you made a video about your travels to the Middle East? That would be very interesting! Love the Arabic coffee pot!
"I don't have to wait for someone special to show up, I'M SPECIAL" absolutely.... LOVE..... IT...... you're the best!
I am so glad I found this channel, it really deserves more views. I own a coffee pot I bought in an antique store for so little and indeed, why wait for some special day or special people while the pot sits there dusting. Why not making each day special with as ordinary as coffee?
Absolutely, make each and every day a Special Day.
I wish this level of attention to details would be shared more expansively. Attention to details paradoxically brings along an emphasis on what is important, as exhibited by Mrs. Starr in this video 👍 💖✨
Thank you Jerome for such a lovely compliment! GloriaStarr.com
I am so glad I found your channel!! I want to be more lady like in everyday!! You are awesome!
"Scalding the pot" so something we do in Ireland. I also like to pop some hot water into my cups before I pour my tea/coffee......it simply warms the cup. Having asked for a cappuccino a few times on my holidays, my cappuccino was poured into a cold cup. So by the time it was served to me, it was tepid.
I don't like scalding tea/coffee. But tea/coffee is much nicer served in a warm cup.
crazy diamond Always a great idea to warm the cups!
I actually like lukewarm coffee if it contains milk. Otherwise, no thanks.
Gloria, you are so awesome! And you seem unpretentious --if that's a word...
I love using lovely china just for myself! I have never served sugar in paper packets, but the silver holder makes it look very nice. My favorite style of sugar are the crystallized sugar lumps.
Thank you!
I'm loving all of these wonderful tips! And I must say your videos are very peaceful to watch :)
Thank you, Gloria! You’re wonderful!
Thank you! I do so appreciate your positive feedback on my videos. Lady Gloria Starr www.gloriastarr.com
im a transfemme guy and this is just great! i feel like acting lady even when drinking coffee just exudes so much class.
Thank you very much for coaching and good tips. Gloria Starr You are special you are really special, I so love and respect YOU!
Nice video. My mother taught me proper table etiquette, thankfully!
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Thank you for teaching me Etiquette
There is something captivating about her, and aside from obviously being so classy and well mannered, I think it’s her voice. It’s interesting, not monotonous, and she pronounces every word very clearly. This has me wondering if I even speak well, I tend to talk fast and maybe don’t pronounce like I should.... Please excuse me while I go work on my voice, lol!
Yes, you can acquire a lovely voice with practice. GloriaStarr.com
thank you for this delightful lesson, for learn the good manner isn't never too late!
Oh my god!! I was shocked that you had talking about Arabic coffee! Its amazing.
And I have to make some points clear. when we want more coffee we just have to give our cup as the way it is. And when we do not want more we shake the cup.
Also a little detail i want to talk about. In Arabic culture we hold the cup with the right hand, and the coffee pot with the left hand. Its because when we serve someone we should give them the little coffee cup with the right hand out of generosity for the guests. I’m apologizing if this was mean for you .
Thank you for the additional details. You are right and now that I have been training and coaching for years in the GCC, I have learned so much more!
I enjoy your culture so much.
GloriaStarr.com
Your videos have all been very helpful. I want to do,or say something and I remember Gloria Starr (etiquette and manners). I love the part where you said "I'm special too." P.S. I'm left-handed,and it would mean a great deal if there were a video of dining etiquette for left-handed people.
So true, we do need a video for left handed people.
The knife secret was really helpful!thank you!!
You are social, Gloria. I enjoy learning from you very much. TY🍽️
I am going to look for a coffee pot..maybe I'll find one in a antiques store. They are nice.
We use a thicker mug in Australia and the thinner mugs for tea generally. We usually use a plunger to serve instead of a pot or go to a cafe instead for barista coffee (our favourite obsession). I know Americans more often have brewed coffee when they go out though, which is difficult to grasp as an Australian haha.
i would love to take a week vacation , and just take all your classes !! do you offer classes ?
Charleston Annie yes I offer several different programs. Please view my website and look in the Training Programs area. GloriaStarr.com
😌Thank youuu that was just Lovely Indeed.
Jacky Rodriguez Thank you for the lovely compliment!
Please subscribe to my Channel and tell your friends.
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I certainly will subscribe I really enjoy you videos on etiquette.
Jacky Rodriguez Awesome!
I had once that in my house but I thought it’s for coco.
Interesting to know after so many years letters.
Thank you
Beautiful!
So elegant 💕thank u
In appreciation. GloriaStarr.com
Wonderful. thank you so much.
Love your coffee pots 😍
Thank you so much! Lady Gloria Starr www.gloriastarr.com
Thanks ! Great video!
So pleased you are enjoying my videos! GloriaStarr.com
@@ExpertGloriaStarr You're wonderful!
I like a lot your videos, Can I suggest you Videos about ¨Codes for a Good Dressing¨? For Special Occasions, according to age for example? Thanks!
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thanku lovely lady..fr dis awesome video:)
I can't drink coffee (sensitive tummy), how do I politely decline coffee if I travel and it is the custom to drink the coffee as you indicated in this video.
Love your videos. How would one recommend telling the host one has health condition and is unable to ingest a specific item they are providing?
You could just say nothing and decline the item by saying no thank you.
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What a wonderful video. Does anyone know what the proper thing to do with the empty sugar packets is? I often throw them in my purse or put them in my pocket to avoid trash cluttering up the table. - Also can anyone answer how you would deal with your beverage being too hot for you to drink comfortably but not the people around you. I have a very sensitive mouth so in a formal situation everyone else at the table would be drinking the coffee but i'd be waiting. I'm assuming blowing on it isn't advised. Perhaps it isn't a bad thing to wait. Ms Starr said she often doesn't drink the coffee so I suppose it must not be considered rude to not partake if you aren't the focus as a guest.
+Pale0Enchantress You can set the empty sugar packet on your saucer. If your beverage is too hot, just wait until it cools. Do not blow on beverages or food to cool them down.
How did you learn the proper etiquette for foreign countries. Did you have to take classes or just do your own research or was it trial and error
Brianne Morse Lots of research and in person experiences!
The best book on international Etiquette is Kiss, Bow or Shake Hands.
I love your video, I really like to learn new things; I have a question, I'm right handed, but I have a problem when it comes to table etiquette, I do everything how a left handed person would do it; is that consider rude?
Right or left handed - just do your best. Keep in mind that we are all constantly learning. Please do try the European dining way for a global approach.
I can say that up in Sweden you dont have warm milk to the coffey.
Maybe down in the continental Europe.
Different countries means different ways of preparing coffee! I enjoy the differences in the cultures.
Thank you .
Excuse me you didn't say where to place the sugar spoon after you served yourself ,. Do you cover the sugar container with the lid again or do you place the spoon on the side??????????????????????????
I AM 10 AND trying to be eloquent
Hello!
Is the any reason we have to hold the cup like this instead of put the finger into the cup handle?
Thank you very much!
Wonderful.
very useful video
What you shown as a middle eastern coffee pot is not for coffee but for water !!!
aha ha 7:10 cat peeks into the frame for a millisecond
you are awesome!
how do you indicate the you want more coffee when it comes to Arabic coffee?
LOL i had the same problem the woman just kept putting more and more and i didnt know what to do
I am also special
you're lovely ^^ .. I have a question
Where do I put the cup between drinking , on the plate or on the table !!
You would place the cup on the saucer when you are not drinking.
Gloria Starr Thank you ❤
And then there’s me tryingto be cool drinking like levi.
Step up your game. You can always do better !