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So many countries, so many customs. The way of receiving guests is different in different countries.

If you are invited to tea in Scotland, you'll probably be offered a good meal for tea which might include meat and cheese, bread and butter, a cake, scones and of course oatcakes. Oatcakes are plain biscuits made from oats. They are very nutritious and good for health. In was the main food of Scottish warriors. People eat them in various ways. "Oatcakes make a prefect snack or addition to a meal. Eat them on their own or with your favourite topping. Oatcakes are great in a lunchbox or with a cup of soup. Snack: try adding tuna and a glass of wine"

In England you can receive a cup of tea for tea- and that's it! But sometimes you'll be offered some biscuits, fruit and cheese. Teatime is five o'clock in the afternoon. In Britain you'll hardly hear "At five" while making an appointment. "We'll see you at teatime", "Come to the office at teatime" means "Come at 5 p.m."

In Ireland tea is very important. Even in very poor families people used to have a whole tea ceremony. The was brewed in a special teapot, and good leaf tea only was served. People were in no hurry and gathered round the table to discuss the latest news. A famous Irish writer describes his mother's visit to America where her future daughter-in-law serves her tea. The poor lady fished a teabag out of her cup and started at it is horror. "What is this?" She could not belive that the ugly squashed teabag was tea. Later she complained to her friends and relatives in Ireland: "The Americans can go to space, but they cannot give you a nice cup of tea." By the way it is pronounced "cuppotea". You might be invited for a "cuppa".

In China, which is famous for its tea traditions, they give you a small cup of tea to encourage you to have many cups. A big cup of tea means: "Have your tea and go away"