Making a dinner, introducing the georgian culture
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Making a dinner, introducing the georgian culture
Hello!
Wondering (just saw a post on hoas page) if i want to make a dinner after 8 and invite some people, eating, listening to music and having some fun, is it allowed after 22.00?
I dont think that it will very queit evening.. listening to songs and watching the videos...
what you think?
Wondering (just saw a post on hoas page) if i want to make a dinner after 8 and invite some people, eating, listening to music and having some fun, is it allowed after 22.00?
I dont think that it will very queit evening.. listening to songs and watching the videos...
what you think?
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I think your first problem will be getting A finn to except the idea of dinner as "late" as 20:00, although if you invite some Spaniards they will probably give you a strange look for having dinner before 2am.
I dont think the noise will be a problem. I lived in Hoas accomodation for 3 months and my flat mate was anything but quiet (not my reason for moving). He would often have after parties when people started falling through the door at 6am on a sunday morning or as a noisey conclusion to the party that started at 22:00 the night before. Loud music and shouting were the norm. Not a single complaint.
If you are concerned just put a note up inside the front door saying you are having a small party and if it gets to noisey then they should knock on your door.
I dont think the noise will be a problem. I lived in Hoas accomodation for 3 months and my flat mate was anything but quiet (not my reason for moving). He would often have after parties when people started falling through the door at 6am on a sunday morning or as a noisey conclusion to the party that started at 22:00 the night before. Loud music and shouting were the norm. Not a single complaint.
If you are concerned just put a note up inside the front door saying you are having a small party and if it gets to noisey then they should knock on your door.
Oh, God, God, God! What on earth was I drinking last night? My head feels like there's a Frenchman living in it.
This reminds me of: you could actually put up two separate noticescraiced wrote:If you are concerned just put a note up inside the front door saying you are having a small party and if it gets to noisey then they should knock on your door.

Before the party: Meillä on juhlat klo 22.00 - pahoittelemme aiheuttamaamme häiriötä!
(We're having a party at 22.00 - we're sorry for the disturbance caused)
When the party starts: Meillä on juhlat - aiheutamme pahoittelemaamme häiriötä!
(We're having a party - we're causing the disturbance we were sorry for earlier)

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Re: Making a dinner, introducing the georgian culture
Depending on your neigbours, either the neighbor, the janitor or the police will be behind your door at 22.01kristiinafin wrote: is it allowed after 22.00?
And as Sammy said, eating is done at 18-21, usually at 22-23 people leave out to the bars. (And the Spanish people are totally confused

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well, maybe i sound too patriotic, but kaukasian and especially georgian food is the best of the best in whole world!!!EP wrote:That would be really nice. I do have tons of Finnish mushroom soup recipes, and also many Russian and Estonian ones, but nothing beats that Musta lamm Caucasian soup.probably my mom knows the reciept!
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