Kraft vas Si'yah

And now for something a bit different to balance that wall of text. https://78.media.tumblr.com/3c57dc51e0bcd5b9294a9e5dd082a21f/tumblr_owfe1nElfW1wwga3uo1_1280.gif

That sounds so nice! I would love to have a quiet and respecting one's personal space where I live... It is quite opposite here as people like to behave based on their benefits or what they want to do. On the bus and train, there are many guys that like to open their legs wide open for some reason and bother those who sit next to you/putting your bag on the adjacent seat/bad mouthing others in a different language/putting your music so loud that everyone can hear it... Majority of times during the lecture, a handful of people that like to whisper constantly and distracting those who came to study or not giving respect towards the professor. Of course, these things don't really apply to everyone, but that's how I feel living in here. On the contrary, people tend to become friend with very easily and like to respect everyone's cultural values. There are also many people who would go miles for others and provide many health and social services to aid those that need.

Well what you can find from youtubers and the finnish nightmares is correct about about this place and what should and should not be done. We value personal space and privacy the most. So yeah. It's not good to visit someone without telling them in advance. In the buss or lecture halls etc we don't sit next to anyone else unless it's mandatory or we are with friends. During the rain you can take shelter together but again personal space in mind. And in puplic spaces we tends to be quiet or at least speak in a low tone (there are exceptions in people though on this). Mentality is to not disturb or annoy others. When greeting someone the first time it's done with handshakes and not hugs. Overall it's about getting to know someone enough and getting to the next steps in conversations and interactions. At first we are friendly but distant and later on we start opening up to people. In society and work place we value trust, respect and abiding to the rules/laws. It's not about me me me but the company and society. By doing that then the work and society give back to the individuals in different ways. Although there are work unions etc that do fight against the higher ups to ensure fairness to the working force (how they do this is stupid though as it goes against everything else that I said). That's how it is for my generation and up but for younger generations there might be some change in behaviour. It feels that they are a bit more open and noisy than before. What about where you live. Any advice on how things work there?

No problem! I hope you like it as well. By the way, does Finland have an etiquette where you should do this or shouldn't do this? Some of the video about Finland has mention where you should never visit friends or other's home unannounced and give some special attention towards respecting one's personal space. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Gr0p-lCbRGg/Vp0GFMhVnKI/AAAAAAAAAP0/vti4FG8wWHw/s640/s%25C3%25A4%25C3%25A4nsuoja.jpg

I really recommend you to try Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari! Each episode is 45 minutes long and has an amazing animation! I have rewatched the following at least twice: 1.Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari 2.Silver spoon 3.The legend of the legendary heroes 4.Heroic Age 5.Magi 6.Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei 7.Boku Dake ga Inai Machi 8.Rezero 9.Oregairu 10.Konosuba ... Onegai twins, Eyeshield 21 and Ouran High School Host Club.

Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei is really amazing anime! I rewatched the entire anime like 3 times and enjoyed the movie as well. Have you ever watched anime series called The Legend of the Legendary Heroes, Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari, Tears to Tiara and Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin.They all have a similarity in having an amazing protagonist!

Oh! For a large serving, I recommend Spaghetti, Lasagna, Curry, Hotpot, Pizza, Kimbap, Mac and Cheese and Fried rice. Personally, I like making Spaghetti and meatball with parmesan cheese on top! https://www.onceuponachef.com/images/2010/02/spaghetti-and-meatballs.jpg