12 Tips for Etiquette 1. Learn to use please and thank you often. 2. Know when to use the word Sorry. 3. Always Keep to schedules. 4. Don't fight in public both physically and verbally.... Maintain your composure 5. Do not yell at other car user. 6. Never show up to your friend and family's house unannounced. 7. When you enter a place unsure to greet 8. Never respond in Anger
Continuation 9. Learn to call just once if it is urgent then you can call twice. 10. Don't be on your phone when conversing with a person. 11. Use your earpiece in public while trying to listen to music. 12. Always knock before you enter a space that is not your personal space.
I love your channel so much 😭like it literally gave me the motivation to actually cook something ( jellof in specific ) {tips to make perfect jellof rice}and funny enough ..I literally lost the motivation to cook an actual meal for days now...I had to subscribe immediately after watching the video 🥺another reason I love your page is ... U speak so good, fluent, clean, you have a proper etiquette, you dress good literally all the time and it's like I'm actually learning in a cooking school or something ...your really good .. I'm so happy I came across your page and I know I will never regret it, you literally don't know how happy I am to finally find a food page I love and I could actually watch over and over again and also practice of course😌.Thank you so much for creating such beautiful contents , and I honestly thank God for making me come across your page, I really do not know when I could have actually gotten the motivation to cook an actual meal🥲 God bless you💕💕💜💜
Thank you so much! As a hair dr. I run into members who doesn't respect my time, so this year I've locked down on... if you're 15min late and you can't call to inform me that you will be late please reschedule! Respect others schedules...so thank you, thank you, thank you.😊 🙏
Point 6 is a very valid point never show up at a friend's house or family house unannounced, I do live by this etiquette and i have even made it a rule. I don't go visiting people unannounced and I also expect same energy from them too.
Great tips beautiful Winnie! Probably an addition to the 'excuse me' phrase, is using the word 'please' after the phrase 'excuse me' - making it 'excuse me please'. The addition 'please' makes the request more courteous, respectful and classier. Much love from Kenya🇰🇪!
Thank you very much for this wonderful lecture. Point Number 13: Learn to the give others as many excuses as possible in order not to conclude about a situation or problem. Tolerance is what majority of people in the society lack...
Thanks for the beautiful tips. I also think it's a very bad thing to owe someone and not want to pay back. Some ppl will borrow and get angry when it's time to pay back or never keep to promise in paying back..
About showing up unannounced, it used to be that you could do that and it was fine. People didn`t have such strict schedules or stressful lives. I`m talking about a few decades ago. I remember my brother was scold for not saying hello at the house of a friend when he was out. Like "if you were so near, show up and say hello!". Basically, it was a little cold not showing up spontaneously, lol. Sometimes it's weird how things change.
This are great points and very important tips especially that calling of a tin 😅some of will African are use to that 😂😃I hope so many people get to see this and learn ✅
I have never watched any of your etiquette series but today I did and am glad I did. I do most tips naturally but I learnt a few new tips. Thank you so much Winnie. God bless you.
Thank you Winnie. I actually have learnt something new with this piece. Most especially on the point you made on when to say sorry, I do make that mistake sometimes too , l'll be like "sorry please excuse me"😆
I'm personally guilty for point 2. Whenever I need someone to clear the way so I can walk through I always (unconsciously) say "sorry please excuse me"😂. My excuse for this is that I'm trying to apologise for any future anger that might rise from you excusing me😌😂😂. But I really need to change this. Thank you Winnie. ❤️
Thanks so much MA, your doing a great job and am so learning a lot from it, but please I want to ask knocking an office door do one has to wait for a response before going in? I know for homes we have to wait for response but I mean in an office space, thank you.
Winnie I noticed this from a friend of mine, like when ever someone tried to tell her something and she don’t get it clearly, she’s always in the habit of saying sorry for the person to repeat the question that can really get me anoid because I know it is wrong. What I expected her to say is patten me but she don’t like correction she always right, I am asking you is it right or wrong?
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We the Etiquette leaners are here watching DARLING 👍♥️
Thank you!!❤️❤️❤️
The pink,the glow the beauty my goodness 💕💕💕💕💕
That's a great job sis
One etiquette l would like to add is to wait to be offered a seat when you enter an office or someone's room
12 Tips for Etiquette
1. Learn to use please and thank you often.
2. Know when to use the word Sorry.
3. Always Keep to schedules.
4. Don't fight in public both physically and verbally.... Maintain your composure
5. Do not yell at other car user.
6. Never show up to your friend and family's house unannounced.
7. When you enter a place unsure to greet
8. Never respond in Anger
Continuation
9. Learn to call just once if it is urgent then you can call twice.
10. Don't be on your phone when conversing with a person.
11. Use your earpiece in public while trying to listen to music.
12. Always knock before you enter a space that is not your personal space.
I love your channel so much 😭like it literally gave me the motivation to actually cook something ( jellof in specific ) {tips to make perfect jellof rice}and funny enough ..I literally lost the motivation to cook an actual meal for days now...I had to subscribe immediately after watching the video 🥺another reason I love your page is ... U speak so good, fluent, clean, you have a proper etiquette, you dress good literally all the time and it's like I'm actually learning in a cooking school or something ...your really good .. I'm so happy I came across your page and I know I will never regret it, you literally don't know how happy I am to finally find a food page I love and I could actually watch over and over again and also practice of course😌.Thank you so much for creating such beautiful contents , and I honestly thank God for making me come across your page, I really do not know when I could have actually gotten the motivation to cook an actual meal🥲 God bless you💕💕💜💜
Wow all dis long epistle 🤗
Like literarily, Same here....... Winnie is such a beautiful gift ❤️
same here once you follow this page you will just start behaving differently unknowningly she makes elegance easy 🤌🙌I love it here forsure
Thank you so much! As a hair dr. I run into members who doesn't respect my time, so this year I've locked down on... if you're 15min late and you can't call to inform me that you will be late please reschedule! Respect others schedules...so thank you, thank you, thank you.😊 🙏
I saw you. U are nominated for Pyne Award 2021 and I freely gave you that vote.
Am not ur follower but I like ur presentation
Nice dressing; no distraction. Easy to focus on the lesson at hand!
Thanks.
The word please and thank you goes a long way in everyday life. These tips are well explained.
Yes to this!❤️❤️
Thank you for this lecture. I also wanted to add, "picking one's nose publicly is very annoying."
Point 6 is a very valid point never show up at a friend's house or family house unannounced, I do live by this etiquette and i have even made it a rule. I don't go visiting people unannounced and I also expect same energy from them too.
Great tips beautiful Winnie!
Probably an addition to the 'excuse me' phrase, is using the word 'please' after the phrase 'excuse me' - making it 'excuse me please'.
The addition 'please' makes the request more courteous, respectful and classier.
Much love from Kenya🇰🇪!
Thank you very much for this wonderful lecture.
Point Number 13:
Learn to the give others as many excuses as possible in order not to conclude about a situation or problem.
Tolerance is what majority of people in the society lack...
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This etiquette video is worth in diamonds. Thank you so much Winnie❤️
Emotional intelligence is an important skill one needs to have.
On point Winnie. I do most of them naturally not knowing they are etiquettes. Keep up the good work 👏.
Thanks for the beautiful tips. I also think it's a very bad thing to owe someone and not want to pay back. Some ppl will borrow and get angry when it's time to pay back or never keep to promise in paying back..
About showing up unannounced, it used to be that you could do that and it was fine. People didn`t have such strict schedules or stressful lives. I`m talking about a few decades ago. I remember my brother was scold for not saying hello at the house of a friend when he was out. Like "if you were so near, show up and say hello!". Basically, it was a little cold not showing up spontaneously, lol. Sometimes it's weird how things change.
These are things that might seem obvious but I did not actually know some of them. Thank you for this video. May God continually elevate you.
Thanks alot for sharing Winnie! 😊
I have been a silent fan for years...🤭
You are doing very great👏👏👏
Thankyou soo much for these ma'am
God bless you💚
Appreciation and honour is something important as well.
I will be glad if you can talk about that in your next video.
Hello Winnie. Hugs from Florida. It's been way to, long since I last visited.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful 🙏 information
This are great points and very important tips especially that calling of a tin 😅some of will African are use to that 😂😃I hope so many people get to see this and learn ✅
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Home etiquette with siblings... than you so much for the etiquette videos love them
This is my first time watching your video, your teaching was nice, well organized and articulated. I love it. Thanks for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️
Nice one there please another one , advice people its good to always seek permission before making a video or audio calls from any social media apps
Ooof, this was good. I have a couple of these down but I have a couple more to work on. Thanks for sharing, Winnie ☺️
On point 👌🏾
That knocking before going specifically for some of our African parents 🤣
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Thanks winnie your videos are so educational I've learnt a lot
Thanks you keep up the good work
Woow wooow Woow👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻all the points are on point and I’ve learnt my lessons…..so gonna share it with my loved ones. Thanks Sis
You are welcome!!❤️❤️
I have never watched any of your etiquette series but today I did and am glad I did. I do most tips naturally but I learnt a few new tips. Thank you so much Winnie. God bless you.
Nice lecture. Life becomes beautiful!
Thank you Winnie. I actually have learnt something new with this piece. Most especially on the point you made on when to say sorry, I do make that mistake sometimes too , l'll be like "sorry please excuse me"😆
Thank you so very much for changing my life 🥰❤️😍
Learning a lot right now..... Big thanks
First timer,I just love what I have watched so far,learning alot
So educating thank you so much for this information❤🙌
Helpful thank you so much for sharing ❤.
I'm personally guilty for point 2. Whenever I need someone to clear the way so I can walk through I always (unconsciously) say "sorry please excuse me"😂. My excuse for this is that I'm trying to apologise for any future anger that might rise from you excusing me😌😂😂. But I really need to change this. Thank you Winnie. ❤️
This is a great video 🔥
Amazing tips right here 👏
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thank you very much.for ur advice
Wow you keep bursting my brains with your intelligence 🥰🥰🥰keep it up,we are solidly behind you dearie.
Amazing video thank you so much for sharing, more wisdom
Great reminders. Thank you.
Thanks for the moral lesson it was incredible, once again thanks for sharing .
Winnie now I know why you are close to the Holy Spirit
More anointing.
Thanks for All your wonderful Advices. 🙏🙏
Thank you Winnie learnt something. God bless you
Thanks for this . good point
Thanks for sharing
I use that word sorry very well. Because ppl feel excuse me is rude. Even when it's the right word.
I just love this. Thank you for sharing with us... I have learnt a lot👍😘
Thanks for that, but I must commend you on your ability to cover yourself properly whenever you're presenting your tips on etiquette keep it up
I really love and appreciate you, well done dear 💗
Love your videos!
Some University/school etiquette will be fantastic!❤
Thank you very much ❤
Your doing an amazing job ❤
Very helpful tips that everyone needs to know
Thank you ma for the tips, more grace❤
Thank you Winnie
I love your videos thank you
Thanks you so much you ma i love 💕 this topic and I have learned a lot about this lovely Winnie 💕🥰😍😇
Thanks Winnie I have learnt a lot, and I have also tried some of your recipes and they are always delicious. I am a teenager. Thanks dear👍
Thank you so much for this. It came at the right time.❤️🙌
Thank you so much for this tip. You are always looking beautiful
Nice tips there
Thank you for an amazing channel.
Thank you so much Winnie, you are such a great teacher.
Thank you for these tips.
Thank you Winifred ❤
Thanks so much MA, your doing a great job and am so learning a lot from it, but please I want to ask knocking an office door do one has to wait for a response before going in? I know for homes we have to wait for response but I mean in an office space, thank you.
Thanks this tips are every helpful in our day to day life
You are welcome!!❤️❤️
Thank you ma'am, for this tips
I love your Chanel a lot
Always on point...Thanks so much
Weldone and thanks for sharing
Love your channel sis!!! Neeed more Etttiqute videos 😄❤
I love your style!!😍🍅😍🍅😍🍅😍🍅
Very important thanks darling ❤️
Great
Thanks
This is really amazing love
Thank you Winnie😊
thanks so much i love the rules
Lovely
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Winnie, God bless you
Wow you got it all i learnt a lot thanks for sharing 😍😍😍
Perfectly worded. Thank you, Queen👑💕
Thanks for all your video, pls what dictionary are you using?
Thank you ❤️
Winnie I noticed this from a friend of mine, like when ever someone tried to tell her something and she don’t get it clearly, she’s always in the habit of saying sorry for the person to repeat the question that can really get me anoid because I know it is wrong. What I expected her to say is patten me but she don’t like correction she always right, I am asking you is it right or wrong?
Thanks for the tips..👌
Love this
Beautiful winny❤️
I really learned a lot from this video thanks so much for sharing
Love you zee soso blessed keep it up
On point.
Thank you.
You are welcome.
Great tips 👍
You look beautiful following from Kenya 🥰🥰🥰
Hi Zee ❤When you are having diarrhoea and a friend especially of the opposite sex asks you what sickness it is what do you tell them