Letter to your friend explaining him about the importance of Joint family system.

9H, Sonia Apartments,
Heaven colony,
M.G. Road,
Dharavi,
Mumbai - 400 016.
Date will be populated here

Dear friend,

I received your letter confirming your decision to spend this vacation with us. We were all eagerly waiting to see you. However, you have mentioned in your letter about our Joint Family system and its disadvantages like no privacy, lots of work every day, need to get permission for outing, need to adjust with everyone to avoid problems.

But, friend in every system there are some advantages and disadvantages. You have seen only the disadvantage of joint family system. Let me explain its wonderful advantages. You have persons to look after you. Works can be shared. Expenses can be shared. Guidance will be there. Helping hands are always there in your sorrow. Your happiness will be doubled when it shared with them. Caring will be there. Relationship will be improved. Responsibility will be there. If you are sick no need to depend on hotels. Remember this, the beauty about the Indian culture lies in its age-long prevailing tradition of the joint family system.

I hope you will find nice spending time with us in this vacation and also understand the importance of joint family system. I am eagerly waiting for the date to receive you from the railway station.

Yours lovingly,

XYZ

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Difficult Words & Meanings

Vacation:

A holiday or a period of time spent away from home, school, or work for rest or travel.

Eagerly:

In a way that shows keen desire, excitement, or anticipation.

Confirming:

Stating or showing that something is true, correct, or definite.

Disadvantages:

Unfavorable circumstances, qualities, or conditions that make something less good or successful.

Privacy:

The state of being free from public attention, observation, or disturbance by other people.

Permission:

Authorization or consent granted to do something.

Adjust:

To change or adapt oneself or something to new conditions or to suit a particular purpose.

Prevailing:

Existing or most common at a particular time; current or widespread.

Tradition:

The transmission of customs, beliefs, or ways of doing something from generation to generation, or an established custom.

Guidance:

Advice or information aimed at resolving a problem or difficulty, or for making a decision.

Sorrow:

A feeling of deep distress or sadness caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortune.

Culture:

The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group.