faire la fête

"Party Hard" translates to "A wild party" in English. People between the ages of 17-30 usually attend these parties. The most important things at these parties are having a free house, plenty of alcohol, and preferably a pool. Personally, I enjoy partying hard because it helps me relax after a long week of work. Here are some of the pros and cons of attending a Party Hard: Pros: Meeting new people Making new friends Possibly meeting your significant other If you're in a bad mood, it will change within 20 minutes. Cons: You will have a headache in the morning (but that's not a big deal) You might accidentally call your ex (but that can always be resolved) In general, Party Hard has been around since the 80s and has continued to this day. For example, let's take Halloween. Many people gather at this holiday and wear scary costumes. The main highlight of this holiday is a pumpkin with glowing eyes and mouth. It's also customary to give children candy on this day as people believed it would ward off evil spirits. For Americans, not giving candy to a child on Halloween is considered a sin. Every nation has its own Party Hards... but the most important thing is that guests leave the party happy, even if they have to crawl home. In Japan, the concept of Party Hard is flexible. Most Japanese consider drinking 5 cups of sake as a Party Hard, but everyone has their own opinion about it. Russians are also known for their unique way of partying hard, but I won't describe it here. Finally, some countries don't even know what parties are because they believe it's a great sin and a shame. In conclusion, I believe if people attended these events more often, we wouldn't have any conflicts or disagreements...