@@Lesn-1to be fair, that is probably how it originated. Someone became so overcome with emotion that they had to react quickly without putting their fork down. The gesture is basically just shaking your fork non-threateningly at someone.
Wow ur siblings are so sadistic ... But if it were me, I would've laughed after u finished it and then not tell u what I put in it so u will be wandering what u drank 😂😂 I mean could anything harmless like spit or worst 😂😂😂
@@punksoab Oh, He's going to visit a Gino's boy down at the housi, they gonna fixa da car. You remember a Gino's boy, the younger one with the pretty girlfriend who maka da terrible biscotti?
@@SusanaCanales1 good at finding things you mean scrolling through tiktok yeah real talent besides he wasn't even eating much she just started stabbing her plate like it was hilarious it's really not it's just stupid all these zoomer trends for views it's a act to somehow fit in how can someone be good at following trends and being a brainwashed consumer? Tell me
Carlo is so prescious. I hope you don't hurt his feelings. I feel like he can never relax for fear you are pranking him, but I do see how kind you are to him with all the special surprises for him. I admire how fast he is learning our language.
Keep thinking that way and it'll be, how about waking up EVERY day as the day is yours to do with what you will. Nothing is above you or out of your reach unless you make it that way. It all starts and ends with YOU. I Believe there is someone special out there for EVERYONE.
@defactok4661 If there is nothing to cut, like in this case, it's considered ok to use the right hand. Even then, some people will use the left, especially if a knife is supplied. The knife is then often used to help put the food on the fork and then you NEVER switch hands. If you have let's say a steak with mashed potatoes and a salad, you of course will cut the steak with the fork in your left and the knife in your right hand. You will start such a meal with the fork in the left hand regardless whether you start with the salad or the mashed potatoes or the steak. And you will never switch. Anything else will be considered no-culture redneck table manners by most continental Europeans. That said, yes, as for a simple pure pasta dish like this here: Most continental Europeans will probably use the right hand (if right handed). I just wanted to give the perspective here that it's more of an exception. You do see another big cultural difference, though. Hands are absolutely ALWAYS on the table in continental Europe. But not the elbow. This is even more important than not constantly switching fork and knife. Hand below the table will get you eyes rolling at any restaurant better than McD. While I am totally open to different cultures, I do recommend keeping the hands on the table to my American friends if they don't want to stick out.
It’s so adorable as to how aware of you Carlo is. He notices every little change in your actions. This shows exactly how much he loves you as it took him such a short time to notice you were doing something different. It’s an Edward and Bella love! ❤❤❤
🤌🏻 "oh! Are you copy what im doing?!" 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻 The italian fingers, bruh.... FUCKING LOVE you two! ❤❤❤😭😭😭😭😭 Im LITERALLY CRYING actual tears laughing at y'all!
