We don't use that kind of courteous language in Sweden.

Yes, always. It usually gets a positive reaction out of people.

In front of my friends and family: hell nawwww
In front of old people/ strangers; yes.

Yes, but no one here uses the phrases sir or ma'am unless you're talking to a teacher.

I never yes m'am or no sir because I'm not a child. But yes, I always get complimented on how well my manners are.

In Spanish you could just say Usted (you; a type of speech), it's already formal. No extra need for sir or ma'am if you don't want to.

In English I don't really use sir/ma'am, I do use please and thank you.

I always greet my friends' parents and I would like all my friends to greet mine. You don't have to kiss ass just say Hello/Good day.

When it comes to eating, that's when it's dodgy on top of being a lefty, I'm clumsy

Well, we don't say sir or ma'am here but I do have good manners and I am very friendly.

Yes.

I think so.

I have exceptional manners (those who don't know me think butter wouldn't melt in my mouth) but I've never once used sir or ma'am. How outdated

I never use sir or ma'am with my parents but I am very respectful with everyone older than me

Absolutely.

Yes, my momma taught me good home training.

I don't say sir and ma'am but I say please and thank you (if people deserve it)

Yes. But I always sound really sarcastic when I say please or thank you.

Yes, I was brought up to be very polite and courteous. Everyone thinks I'm so sweet and pleasant.

Then they get to know me