Kurumi sort of wrinkled her nose a bit. British non-magical people's fancy meals were so...complicated. It was almost more complicated that the tea ceremony that she sometimes had to perform when guests came over to her home. Her mother always insisted on it and just one finger out of place as you held the bamboo ladle or spun the tea cup too much so the design was not fully straight when handing over the cup and you were considered rude and your reputation ruined. But then, Kurumi became a little curious about the dining etiquette of other countries. Weren't there some where you had to eat with your hands? How were those different from what they had learned today? Some of the things they had done today would have been considered odd at a formal occasion back home, so Kurumi ventured up towards Professor Cerulean.

"Excuse me, professor," Kurumi said softly. "The etiquette we learned today...is this more something that is done in Europe or, um, more western cultures?" The wizarding and non-magical world were very very wide places after all.