Gone are the days of playground gossip and weekly coffees, with parents now receiving an influx of hourly messages ranging from World Book Day to teacher complaints.

When it comes to phone calls, younger generations aren't picking up. They have a lot of feelings about taking — and making — a spontaneous call.

When a friend or relative has a baby, many people often wonder, "When, what, and how much should I give?" If you get the ...

Many people prepare for a Kanreki celebration without knowing the proper etiquette or budget, guided only by the image that "all I need to do is give a red chanchanko (sleeveless jacket)." This ...

Dear Margar-etiquette, I manage a retail store and recently called a customer to let her know that an order she had been ...

You want to go, and it's "just a cold." I've been on both sides of that lie. Here's when staying quiet is fine and when it's ...

You're having one of those moments when you’re taking things slow—having that first cup of coffee, finishing a few tasks, or ...

If you've ever gotten a text from your mom or grandma full of "..." and had no idea what it meant, you're not alone.

A friendly RSVP reminder can be perfectly polite, but there’s a right time and way to ask.

The Royal Palaces and Tombs Center of the Cultural Heritage Administration will launch the "Palace Tour Etiquette Campaign" ...

Now that there’s rarely any mystery to who’s calling, Gen Z has adopted a range of custom phone greetings — including no greeting at all.