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Should You Say Excuse Me When You Burp. You don’t try to make it as long as you can, nor do you collapse in giggles. Simply, and rather quietly, say “excuse me” or “please excuse me” to those around you, but no one in particular. In the same way, if you’re at a social event and you burp aloud. You can't convince your child to not be amused by body noises, but you can teach him how to excuse himself. If you’re near someone who burps: You say excuse me and move on. There is a caveat you didn’t consider in the text of your post but if you burp with intentional gusto, an ‘excuse me’ doesn’t make it right. If you step on someone’s toe accidentally, you will usually say that you’re sorry. Say, “pardon me!” to no one in particular but so that anyone who heard you burp will also hear your confession. Excuse me, but should you squelch your belch? By matthew solan, executive editor, harvard men's health watch.

Simply, and rather quietly, say “excuse me” or “please excuse me” to those around you, but no one in particular. By matthew solan, executive editor, harvard men's health watch. Say, “pardon me!” to no one in particular but so that anyone who heard you burp will also hear your confession. In the same way, if you’re at a social event and you burp aloud. You don’t try to make it as long as you can, nor do you collapse in giggles. There is a caveat you didn’t consider in the text of your post but if you burp with intentional gusto, an ‘excuse me’ doesn’t make it right. You say excuse me and move on. If you’re near someone who burps: Excuse me, but should you squelch your belch? If you step on someone’s toe accidentally, you will usually say that you’re sorry.

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Should You Say Excuse Me When You Burp By matthew solan, executive editor, harvard men's health watch. In the same way, if you’re at a social event and you burp aloud. If you’re near someone who burps: Simply, and rather quietly, say “excuse me” or “please excuse me” to those around you, but no one in particular. Excuse me, but should you squelch your belch? Say, “pardon me!” to no one in particular but so that anyone who heard you burp will also hear your confession. You don’t try to make it as long as you can, nor do you collapse in giggles. You say excuse me and move on. By matthew solan, executive editor, harvard men's health watch. There is a caveat you didn’t consider in the text of your post but if you burp with intentional gusto, an ‘excuse me’ doesn’t make it right. If you step on someone’s toe accidentally, you will usually say that you’re sorry. You can't convince your child to not be amused by body noises, but you can teach him how to excuse himself.