All of us are right handed person its only few people who are lefties, but this time im sharing here some of the disadvantage of being left handed. Don't be caught doing any things with your left hand.
* At the dinning table passing some foods
Good dining etiquette requires passing food and drinks to the right.this order is an attempt to impose order on the process of passing foods and drinks at the dinning table in some eating occasions or even a simple day by day eating family breakfast, lunch or dinner. Whats important is that several dishes are being passed at the same i mean it will go in the same direction.
Opening doors of car from left hand
Using your left hand to open any of the car doors on the left hand side of your car on the road increases the risk of "DORRING ACCIDENTS" where a bicycle rider coming up along side of the car gets hit by an opening car door, if you open the door with your right hand you've forced the pivot to wards the left side of the car, which means you are more likely to see a bicycle coming up on your left. This method of doors opening is named for one particular country.
* using your left hand answering calls in iphones.
If you have an iPhone mobile phone much better to answer all calls from your right side hand and ear, to have more better reception. According to the report of nodic Council of ministers regarding how effectively different smart phones caught and sent radio signals, this could be because of the left left combination adds a greater obstructions between the phones antenna and the wireless signal connection than a right right combination test gathered from a research experiment.
When communicating sign language
When signing it doesn't matter which hand and stick you use, as long as you pick a hand and stick with it, you should not switch back and forth between dominant hands most signers will be able to understand your signs no matter wich is use as the dominant hand. So if you've been signing with your hand as the dominant don't switch, mid conversation, to signing with the left.
Passing objects in India
In India, the left hand is a associated with personal hygiene and that includes putting on and taking off your shoes. Its also considered generally impure. Thats why you should nver use it to pass an item be it salt and pepper shaker, or a business card yo another person. in fact, some people in India will refuse to accept an object that's been pass using left hand.
Touching food in India
For the same reasons its considered rude to pass an object using your left hand, in india. Its also considered poor form in India to allow your left hand to come in contact with foods, including serving yourself in a platter or eating off your own plate with it.
Eating in Ethiopia
The Ethiopian style of eating forces utensils and individual plates innfavor of breaking off to pieces of "Injera" a flat bread to scoop a food up from a communal bowls straight into your mouth, but only the right hand is to be use their left hand for" bathroom " purposes, so the left hand is considered" dirty ", however when exchanging currency from person to person from right hand is used.
Exchanging money in middle East
In middle East unlike Ethiopia its considered rude to touch money with your left hand. Its also, rude to pick anything up with lefthand. And as Ethiopia and India its considered rude to eat with the left hand in the middle east.
Anything in Ghana
The right side is always in the right side in Ghana where its considered taboo to use your left hand for pretty much anything if you forget yourself and do anything with your left hand you'll be expected sorry for the left.
Writing in Japanese
Well its not so much that you should never write in with your left hand and more about the fact that when do you do going working against your self the strokes that make up Japanese lettering are all written in left to right. And it's difficult to push to right the strokes from left to right than to pullbit, according to American person who live in Japan for the past 15 years.
This all rules and regulations in this country has a big impact to their lives to follow and to the other countries.
What an informative article! I'm a right-handed person by the way.. hehe..