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PonyFan Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Party vs get-together

Could you tell me the differences of the two? Thanks in advance!
  

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They are much the same, a party being definitely celebratory while a get-together may or may not be.

— Philip

  • They are much the same, a party being definitely celebratory while a get-together may or may not be.
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They are much the same, a party being definitely celebratory while a get-together may or may not be.
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A get together is less crowded and more as a hangout whereas a party involves music and such

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In my mind, a "get together" is specific people in for a dinner or BBQ, pop, beer etc. vs.

A Party with random people, relatives, or friends celebrating an event often with alcohol.

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