María José Gómez Verdú: 'Que Aproveche' Is a Dining Mistake
Spanish protocol specialist María José Gómez Verdú argues that saying 'que aproveche' at a football team’s dining table is a well‑intentioned but tactical misstep. She recommends remaining silent until the host signals the start, saying it preserves discipline and focus among players.
The advice can be applied by coaches during pre‑match briefings. Verdú stresses that while the phrase is polite, proper etiquette should prevail in a competitive environment.
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