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Talking with your mouth full : ウィキペディア英語版
Talking with your mouth full

Talking with your mouth full means talking while eating, resulting either in he food in the mouth being revealed or choking. This act is generally viewed as impolite.
''The Contented Toddler Years'' notes that the burden is on the asker, not the answerer. It says "it is important to not ask your toddler questions while he is actually eating his food. Wait until he has finished his mouthful before you engage him in conversation". The book opines that talking with a mouth is rude, and says that children will only learn that it is rude if they do not see anyone else do it.
''Rabble Starkey'' suggests that avoiding talking with your mouth full is an example of "good manners", which the book defines as "making other people feel comfortable".
''101 Things to Do Before You Diet'' says "if you are talking with your mouth full, you're going too fast".
''Don't Slurp Your Soup: A Basic Guide to Business Etiquette'' also suggests the behaviour is connected to eating food faster than usual.
''The Collar: A Year of Striving and Faith Inside a Catholic Seminary'' suggests talking with one's mouth full is not "conducive to the priestly life".
''The Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships'' says talking with one's mouth full "will turn off most people".
''The Life Extension Weight Loss Program'' says "whether talking with your mouth full is acceptable etiquette or not is irrelevant; talking with your mouth full can help make you fat. Perhaps someday that will be a new old wives tale".
''Longing for Home'' says "Chewing with your mouth open and talking with your mouth full of food are unpleasant to those around you."
''Etiquette: Charlotte Ford's Guide to Modern Manners'' says "I think the worst of bad table manners is talking with your mouth full. Not only is it disgusting for the rest of the company to watch, but your words will be lost amid the contents of your mouth."
''Your School and You: A Textbook of Guidance'' says "Don't try talking with your mouth full of food; you may grunt or squeal."
The song "We're in this Bitch" by DJ Drama includes the lyrics: "No talking with your mouth full -- you's a grown-up".〔http://rapgenius.com/Dj-drama-we-in-this-bitch-lyrics#note-1796235〕
The MSN article ''Talk with your mouth full if you want to piss off the Brits'' "According to the U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority, the all-time most terrible thing ever is...talking with your mouth full? A now-retired commercial for KFC that showed a group of emergency hotline workers singing while their faces were stuffed with food was the most complained-about ad of all time. Apparently, parents were mortified because they thought the commercial would 'encourage bad manners among children'."〔http://now.msn.com/talk-with-your-mouth-full-if-you-want-to-piss-off-the-brits〕
==References==


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