Movie summarizing the word & manners of "Cheers!" All over the world that varies from country to country

When drinking seats are started in Japan, all of them raise the glasses and start drinking with glasses beside the people nearby as well as a casual "Cheers!" Cue. As a matter of course, the word "toast" differs from country to country, but you can not hit a glass or sharing a large bottle with a glass rather than the number of beers, there are different habits and practices from country to country. A movie that summarizes the manners of "toast" all over the world is released.

How to Toast Around the World - YouTube


◆ Germany


Before drinking, we will match each other 'Kachan' with each other's glasses.


Then pouring beer into the glass and making eye contact ......


"Prost! (Prost)" corresponds to the "toast" in German. To make eye contacts, to show that beer is not poisoned, while looking into the eyesI forcefully hit the other beer to enter my own glassIt is said that it was because of customs.


◆ Hungary


Pour beer into your own glass.


In Hungary, you absolutely should not place your glass on the opponent's glass.


It is said that it may be accepted as "attack against opponent".


The word of the toast is "Egészségére! (Egg - esh ay · ged · reh)".


◆ Armenia


There is a custom to pour one bottle to everyone and buy the next bottle by the person who entered the last drop.


In other words, if you want to show your favor to a friend, you should make sure that the contents of the bottle are gone by your own glass.


At the toast we bump the glasses like in Japan and "Կենացը (gen · ots · it)".


◆ Brazil


I order one large glass and share a beer with a small glass and drink it.


Drinking cold beer is the same as in Japan. It is fun to drink one bottle of food.


The party starts with "Saúde! (Saudi)".


◆ China


Pour the beer into the glass with each man. Even if you pour yourself, you can pour it on someone OK.


"Cheers (Gambay)" with a pronunciation resembling a toast.


I will drink a glass and give a toast, but it is important for me to raise the glass from the host on the occasion when I hit it.


As a rude act, the glass listed at the top is pushed down by hand ......


The glass in front of the host was the highest. There are similar manners in Japan, but it is not so much that everyone is sure to go. It is better to try not to forget, because in China it is a way of respecting superiors and others.


◆ Japan


Let 's pour a beer to the next person.


However, do not pour yourself in your own glass.


Of course the cheering is "Cheers!"


◆ Ireland


When a friend comes to drink, one person purchases beer for all.


If you buy beer for everyone, another person will buy your beer for the next round.


Cheers' signal is "Sláinte! (Slanché)".


◆ America


When each one pours beer into everyone's glass ......


I will dedicate a toast to the guest.


Afterwards we all made a toast. I feel like I often find it in American movies.


Cheers' words are "Cheers!"