Rabbi: Hello Sami! How are you?
Sami: I am fine and you?
Rabbi: Thank you, I am also fine. Sami, what do you think about city life and village life?
Sami: There are great differences between city life and village life. Village life is natural but city life is artificial. ButHowever there are some facilities in the city which are not avail able in a village.
Rabbi: It’s true that city life is full of luxury and facility. Butfacilities, but the environment of a city is much polluted.
Sami: Yes, a village environment is fresh but if you are ill, you will have to go to town to meetsee a doctor.
Rabbi: It’s true. But, but, the environment of a village will keep you fit.
Sami: I agree with you.
Rabbi: When you are bored of your city life and you want some sort of relief from city life, only a village can pacify your mind.
Sami: This is also true. Can you deny the advantages of modernism?
Rabbi: I don’t mean that. I just want to say that village life is much better than city life.
Sami: What are your other points?
Rabbi: You see, people of cityin cities are muchvery busy. They are almost emotionless. Day by day they are becoming much disintegrated.
Sami: But village hasvillages have some problems, too. Most of the villagers are illiterate. They don’t know any wayhow to live well.
Rabbi: But villagesvillagers are the producerproducers of food.
Sami: City people possess all educational institutioninstitutions and administration.
Rabbi: At allOverall both of them have some advantages and disadvantages.
Sami: Exactly, but at alloverall village life is better to livefor living a healthy life.
Rabbi: Thank you very much for your nice company.

Sami: You are most well comewelcome.