Well, there’s a lot of differences between like having a big family compared to like a small one. Well, firstly I think what the others say is that like living in a large family, they tends to have like more conflicts between family members. Well, this is due to a lot of things like you know generation gaps between all the generations in the family like grandparents and grandchildren. And in addition to this, I think like the difference in their perspectives and like the trends, the type of clothes they wear because of the trends that have changed is one of the other things that is the main reasons for the conflicts. In the digital world, like living in a big family like the bills, the fees, like they have like higher fees. So which cause them and I’m so like for each bills since more members are using electricity and water. So I think yeah, that’s the one of the main differences between them.
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Well, there are a lot of differences between having a big family compared to a small one. Firstly, I think what others say is that living in a large family tends to have more conflicts between family members. This is due to many factors, such as the generation gaps between all the generations in the family, like grandparents and grandchildren. In addition, I think the difference in their perspectives and the types of clothes they wear, because of changing trends, is one of the main reasons for the conflicts. In the digital world, living in a big family means higher bills and fees. This causes issues since more members are using electricity and water. So, I think that’s one of the main differences between them.
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