1 . ●青年与老年之间的基本差别在于：前者前途无量，后者濒临死亡（叔本华）
2 . ●人生最初的四十年得益于教科书，以后的三十年是注释教科书的内容（叔本华）
3 . LL:I&#;&#;mhardupforworkmeansthatIreallyneedajob,butI&#;&#;mhavingahardtimefindingone
4 . 餐厅清洁，人人有责。
5 . ●小孩好动，老人好静
6 . 于是，我的可爱的夜晚和白昼，美文網
7 . Most hostesses want you to relax or prefer to follow their own system of organization by themselves
8 . 文明用餐，厉行节约。
9 . LL:SodoIIdon&#;&#;tthinkanyoneenjoysbeinghardupfortime,money,orwork
10 . For westerners, putting lots of food on the plate is very rude
1 . People often cut bread directly on a table cloth rather than on a plate Tear your bread intobite-sized pieces before eating Taking a bite from the whole piece is very impolite。
2 . 拒绝酒驾，遵循礼仪。
3 . 节约光荣，浪费可耻。
4 . LL:TheyjustcriticizeeachotheroverstupidthingsForexample,mydadlikestopickonmymomabouthercookingHethinksshe&#;&#;saterriblecook
5 . 文明用餐节俭惜福
6 . 新的一年，新的开始；心的祝福，心的起点。
7 . 节俭为荣，浪费可耻。
8 . 文明用餐，杜绝浪费。
9 . 新春快乐~我的朋友！愿你~年年圆满如意，月月事事顺心，日日喜悦无忧，祝福你~~
10 . 闪现一粒火花，正如同萤火虫的飞舞
1 . Chinese people hope guests to eat up food
2 . LL:Well,myfriendisalittlehardupforcashrightnow,soI&#;&#;mgoingtowithdrawsomemoneyandlethimborrowit
3 . 开展“文明餐桌行动”，提升城市文明水平。
4 . In Mexico, dining is more than a meal It&#;s a social occasion - lunches are rarelyquick and suppers can last for hours
5 . LH:嗯，那种需要工作却找不到工作的滋味一定很不好受。希望我毕业后不会经历hardupforwork
6 . 停止分类，不让黑夜和白昼分出彼此，分出高下
7 . 新年的钟声悠然响起，飘送着我的祝福，萦绕在您的身边。
8 . What else to watch: Leave some food on your plate to show that the host has given you enoughto eat Or the host will ask if you&#;d like to have a second helping It&#;s polite to mop up excesssauce or gravy with bread
9 . 你现在好吗？今天快乐吗？我从远方送你的祝福你收到了吗？为你点亮三百六十五只蜡烛，只为永远的祝福你。
10 . We will not ask them to eat more
1 . 节俭用餐，文明消费。
2 . don&#;t ask for salt and pepper if it is not on the table "Asking for any kind ofseasoning or condiment" will offend the cook
3 . 杜绝浪费，从我做起。
4 . LL:RightI&#;&#;musuallyhardupfortimeduringexamsIhavesomuchstudyingtodothatIhardlyevensleep
5 . 需要确认，我，蜗牛，才是确保他俩生命安全健康的源头
6 . 让童年的记忆成为真正的汉字，遍地奔跑
7 . 节俭消费文明用餐。
8 . ●青年人相信许多假东西，老年人怀疑许多真东西（德国）
9 . 绿色饮食，健康生活。
10 . 感谢你的关怀，感谢你的帮助。请接受我新年的祝愿，祝你平安幸福！
1 . 愿所有的期许及祝福涌向你，让你的新春佳节洋溢着喜悦！
2 . Both hands to take their own food after food, must use his hands A baked potato should take to become left-handed fork, spoon holders the right to food into their own folder after Do not use a fork to fork food to the wrong sites, it is extremely impolite
3 . 文明就餐，礼貌待人。
4 . 合理点餐，剩菜打包。
5 . 惜衣有衣，惜食有食。
6 . 节约是美，浪费是丑。
7 . ●成人的人格的影响，对于年青的人来说，是任何东西都不能代替的最有用的阳光（乌申斯基）
8 . 在这快乐分享的时刻，思念好友的时刻。祝你~~新年快乐，佳节如意！
9 . 共建安全文明就餐环境，共育文明消费社会风尚。
10 . 新春贺喜，我将心底最衷诚的祝福送给你，祝你心想事成，春风得意。
1 . Place your napkin on your lap, and don&#;t eat with your fingers Don&#;tswitch cutlery between hands
2 . ●年轻饱经忧患，老来不怕风霜（南斯拉夫）
3 . 感谢你的关怀，感谢你的帮助，感谢你对我做的一切……任何时间，请接受我最真心的祝愿！
4 . Remember not to use the napkin to wipe noses of faces when eating with important customers
5 . LH:我也是，只要到了期中考，期末考的季节，我就觉得时间不够用，书都念不完。那hardupforwork不能说工作不够，只能说找不到工作喽？
6 . that is not any havoc It is rude to set down the teapot where to vent is an important character Havoc vent should always is straight to where nobody is sitting, usually from a table Just export
7 . 饱时不忘饿时饥!
8 . 祝福是份真心意，不是千言万语的表白。一首心曲，愿你岁岁平安，事事如意！
9 . 文明礼貌，秩序井然。
10 . 相互理解，其乐融融。
1 . 倡导节约，文明用餐。
2 . LH:嗯，你朋友以前也借钱给你，帮过你，所以现在你帮他。这也是应该的。对了，Larry,这个hardup除了指缺钱，还可以用在什么地方？
3 . LL:Well,atleastyourbrotherstoppeddoingthatwhenhegotolderMyparentsstillpickoneachother
4 . 理性消费，文明用餐。
5 . 愿：温馨跟你走过一年中的每一天。愿：幸福伴你渡过一天中的每一时！
6 . LH:你说什么，你的`爸妈也老是互相指责？
7 . In contrast to the etiquette in Russia, it&#;s considered good manners tofinish everything on your plate
8 . 文明用餐，绿色消费
9 . When you excuse yourself to go to the restroom, just say "Please excuse me"
10 . 节约粮食，文明用餐。
1 . don&#;t stick your chopsticks upright in the bowl Instead, they put in the dish for you This is the important figure in the holy to their death, containing sand bowl or rice have incense sticks the two sticks in it So honest if you stick your chopsticks in the job, it is like this holy place and is equivalent to the desire to die in person on the table!The spout of the teapot
2 . 在突然坠落的葡萄叶子下面，不用搭帐篷
3 . 在这个充满喜悦的日子里，在长久的离别后，愿新年的钟声带给你一份宁静和喜悦，和新世纪的祝福。
4 . don&#;t light on your bowl with your chopsticks Beggars tap on their bowling, so this is not polite Also, in restaurants, if food is too slow to reach the people will play their light If you are in the bowling house, it was someone like insult cook
5 . 勤俭节约，文明用餐。
6 . Which is better-to send flowers to my hosts before or after a party?
7 . LH:原来你是要提现金借给朋友啊！你的朋友怎么啦？你说他hardupforcash。Cash是现金。这个我懂，但hardup是什么意思？
9 . 黑压压一片，把夜雨逼向黎明逐渐清晰的草垛
10 . 失去了交往的握手，失去了互动的问候
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