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How to Sit According to the Situation

Forms of local wisdom:

– Sit with your thighs closed
– Sit with your body straight
Sit with your feet still, don't shake your legs

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Polite Sitting

  • People have different ways of sitting depending on the situation. 
  • When sitting on a chair, one is not allowed to raise both legs or one leg onto the chair. Raising one's legs above the table is also strictly forbidden. 
  • When sitting on a chair, one is also not allowed to wiggle one's legs to the point of making the surrounding area vibrate or make noise. 
  • One is not allowed to open one's legs when sitting on a chair as it is considered rude. 
  • When sitting on the floor, one is allowed to sit cross-legged if wearing pants or cross-legged if wearing a skirt or dress. 
  • When sitting on the floor, one is not allowed to spread one's legs, especially to the point of blocking the access of others passing by.

Source: 

Wibowo, H. J., Adrianto, A., Sumarno, Munawaroh, S., & Nurwanti, Y. H. (2002). Tata Krama Suku Madura. Badan Pengembangan Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata.

Dukut, E. M. (2020). Peran generasi Muda dalam Merevitalisasi Sopan Santun Jawa melalui e-Book. In Kebudayaan, Ideologi, Revitalisasi, dan Digitalisasi Seni Pertunjukkan Jawa dalam Gawai (pp. 220–241). https://books.google.co.id/books?hl=en&lr=&id=Q5_LDwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PA220&dq=mempersilakan+orang+lebih+tua+untuk+makan+dulu&ots=-8wGYQFHE5&sig=9INTNJmdvrlo7bCaL_QXXxNsxjc&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=mempersilakan%20orang%20lebih%20tua%20untuk%20makan%20dulu&f=false

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