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People do not typically talk to their neighbors in Finland in blocks and I have not seen any major change in this regard in the last couple of decades. Indeed,
by Mediterraneo10 5y ago
People do not typically talk to their neighbors in Finland in blocks and I have not seen any major change in this regard in the last couple of decades. Indeed, in Helsinki it is becoming a common behavior, before opening the door and leaving, to first look out the peephole to make sure that there isn’t anyone in the corridor – not running into one’s neighbors at all is seen as a common courtesy.
Obviously people living out in Junttila might talk to their neighbors, but these are comparatively so few people that they aren’t representative of the country.
- dumb_troll 5y agopeople don't talk to their neighbors in the States either.