How Important is Family in Your Culture?
Posted by: Josef Essbergerπ§π»πͺ΄π±π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦π‘ππ΅πΌ
Explore the role and value of family in your cultural context. What about the significance of familial bonds and the impact they have on individuals and society?
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significance (noun): importance; meaning
Posted by Josef Essberger June 2023
Contributor: Josef Essberger, founder of EnglishClub. Originally from London, England, Josef is the author of several books for learners of English including English Prepositions List and Learn English in 7.4 comments
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Vy says:
In Vietnam, family is very crucial in our lives. As you can see, during significant holidays, Vietnamese people often spend their own time going back to their hometowns to visit loved ones. Therefore, all Vietnamese citizens cherish their own families.
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YαΊΏn says:
in my country, Vietnamese people always think that the family play an important role to everyone.
The family not only is your home, but also is a site that support you when you are in trouble.
And, for me, the family members who are the best people in the world. They always encourage you to follow your dream, and give you a great advice when you are fail.
Thank to them, you are more mature and confident.
In conclusion, The family is the biggest motivation to me to effort every day . -
Lavprit Bath says:
In Indian culture family is more important in our life. Everyone is different but connected with each others. In family we learn how to handle all situations together. We live together with love,sometimes fight . Family is just like a bunch of flowers.
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Jorge C. says:
Family is so important in Latin culture, we are dependents of our families in many aspect of our life and many of things that we are is because our families