Put it at the end of a packing or departure montage, just before the group finally moves, after a bell ding that works like a station chime. Follow it with a short cheer or applause sound so the rush turns into a send-off, rather than ending on the instruction alone.
Về âm thanh này
This is a short Hungarian spoken announcement, lasting about two seconds, in which a formal public-address voice asks listeners to finish boarding. It feels brisk, official and faintly impatient, which makes the everyday instruction funny when it is aimed at friends who are taking too long. The wording is the Hungarian phrase for finishing boarding.