Good manners (1)

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Good manners involve showing courtesy and politeness through respecting others and yourself. This includes treating all people with dignity, being considerate of others' feelings, and conducting yourself appropriately in any situation.

What are Good Manners?
•Courtesy, politeness, or having good manners
are all about respecting others and yourself.

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