The session began by marking the first Advent Sunday and the start of Christmas preparations in Finland, also touching on the upcoming Independence Day celebrations on December 6th, including the "Linnanjuhlat" (President's Independence Day Reception). The core topic was "ympäristö" (environment), defined as surroundings encompassing both natural and human-built elements. Participants discussed the contrasting environments of Finnish cities versus the countryside, highlighting differences in infrastructure, services, and job opportunities. The conversation then explored the diverse nature found in Finland—known for its peace, quiet, numerous forests (*havumetsä* and *lehtimetsä*), lakes, and granite—and contrasted it with the plains of Ukraine and the high mountains of Iran (e.g., Damavand, 5600m) and India (approx. 8000m). Key geographical terms like "meri" (sea), "järvi" (lake), and "joki" (river) were explained, alongside the distinction between "vuori" (mountain) and Finland's "tunturi" (fell), such as Halti (1200m). Urban elements like "katu" (street) and "puisto" (park) were also defined, with participants listing park activities. The discussion covered cardinal directions, identifying various Finnish cities across Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Finland, with participants like Medi and Maria sharing their residences in Eastern and Southern Finland. Administrative terms such as "kaupunki" (city), "kunta" (municipality), and "postitoimipaikka" were clarified. The session concluded with reflections on the diverse landscapes visible from participants' windows, ranging from lakes and forests to other buildings.