City Vs Village Life: Dialogue

 

 

City Vs Village Life: Dialogue 

Teacher: Good morning, dear viewer, welcome to the English Speaking Practice class. how are you doing?

Student: Good morning, Sir. I am doing well. And you?

Teacher: I am perfectly fine. Today our topic is “Village and City life difference”. I hope it will be a very interesting topic because as a part of rapid modernization, we have seen such drastic changes in our time.

Student: yes, of course. You are right. I have seen such modernization which I did expect in my childhood. I also belong to the time when

Teacher:  as you can see, village life is quite an actor, simple, relaxing,  and healthy. In villages the environment is peaceful and people living in villages breathe pure air.

Student: this bird-eye view is relaxing. Is it morning time?

Teacher: yes, because in villages people wake up early in the morning and they start doing their daily work with the first ray of light. The village life is an amazing life that is full of blessings of God and has wonderful things. 

Student: yes, Villagers live happily and don't store for the next day. They eat and thank God for what they got in their lives. They don’t wish for superficial things but are always respectable and thankful to God for what they have.

Teacher: The village life is the life of those people who live far away from cities. They don't have many facilities but there are some well-known blessings which make their life more wonderful and amazing like they breathe in the fresh air, eat fresh food, drink fresh milk and pure milk and live happily with each other.

Student: alright. Villagers have fresh food, fresh air and atmosphere, no pollution, no tensions and worries, and purity of mind. They have a wide cultivating area and a strong family system in which they take care of each other. They have love and sympathy for not only human beings but nature and the enviromnet as well.

Teacher:  yes. I think now we move on to our next segment of city life and should discuss its pros and cons.

City life is a modified version of village life with less sympathy and love for other beings.

Student: You are talking superficially. There are crowded houses. A large number of people live in small houses which are is injurious to health. Polluted air, dirty streets, and stinking drains spread many diseases. The people of cities have no love and sympathy. 

Teacher:  Yes, I am saying right. A village is a dirty place. Comforts of life are not available there. Heaps of garbage can be seen everywhere. People and animals live in the same place. They also drink water together at the same dirty pond. Ignorance prevails everywhere.

Student: Fewer Job Opportunities: Due to their small size and low cost of living, rural communities typically offer fewer jobs. Available jobs likely pay less than those in bigger cities. However, this may be less of a concern if you can work remotely, are your boss, or are retired. Shortage of medical facilities, insufficient education and qualification are major problems of village life.

Teacher:   I traveled to a city town where I have seen many fallacies.

Student: what type of fallacies, sir.

Teacher:  Here, look at these local streets. Here, there are a lot of problems like narrow streets, open sewerages, no proper sunlight which is a necessity for human life.  Even, I am unable to see any type of greenery here.

Student: Sir, I believe that what you are saying is true but we can not say something as we have visited one place only. There are many towns and cities where we have good facilities for modern life. New colonies and housing societies have overcome this problem.

Teacher: okay. Any other logical point dear?

Student: nowadays, all basic amenities like smart and spacious building designs; sports and recreational places like shopping arcades, fitness-based clubs, value-added facilities, hospitals, multiplexes, and educational facilities are offered in big cities which we can not expect in village life. Even city life has positive effects on a person’s psychology. People tend to be more highly qualified, expert, and professional.

Teacher: hmmm, you are quite right in your opinion.

Student: yes, sir. I have no biases and prejudice against village or city life.

Teacher:  but, in my opinion, village life is far better than city life. Villagers are loyal, faithful, and pure-hearted. They are simple and their way of living is simpler.

Student:  Big cities are major cultural centers that have a vibrant art and music scenes, a wider variety of food, more places of interest. We can meet people from different cities, ethnicities, and intellectual levels. In cities, we have public transportation and big events. As literate people, we can find big opportunities and big cities rather than villages. This is because many industries and commercial centers are found in cities.

Teacher: okay. Tell me something more about city life. What I see is pollution and population explosion.

Student: No, Sir. This is not quite right. When you live in the city, you have access to better roads and better means of transport.  City life also encourages cultural integration. It is also easy to access health facilities in the city. Another advantage of city life is access to shopping centers, entertainment, and has access to technological advancements. All these facilities are not present in village life.

Teacher: it is famously said that a village is a place where one can find peace, unity, strength, inspiration, and most importantly a natural and beautiful life.

Student: but, with due respect. I don’t see it in this way. Villages are now changed. We have all advancements and problems of city life in villages too. All villages have access to electricity, technological advancements, and genetically modified food that is bad for health. Most of the people who are living in villages don’t have access to pure food and milk because they are now adopting city life standards and abandoning their rural lifestyle.

Teacher: yes. It is true. But One disadvantage of city life is Due to the levels of unemployment in the city, people commit a crime to earn a living. City life is also more expensive than rural life. The cost of food, water, housing, and electricity is very high in the city as compared to rural areas. city life is full of traffic congestion. Its air has a high level of pollution because of industrialization and environmental pollution. Noise pollution, water pollution, land pollution,  robbery, theft, and overpopulation are some of the disadvantages of city life.

Student: As city populations increase, so do businesses. People have fast access to their needs and want in cities. As time passes, more and more people all over the world leave villages and move to cities, seeking a new life.

Teacher:  one important fact is as we are facing the rapid development of cities, rural areas are currently experiencing the strong effects of urbanization. Here you can see in this picture how agricultural lands are being transformed into residential and commercial plots. This is because the land is cheap and youngsters like us do not want to ploughlands and want money instead.

Student: yes. although The law does not allow building houses, factories, industries, etc. On agricultural land, regardless of the ownership of the property. Construction of any kind should only take place after the agricultural land is converted into non-agricultural land.

Teacher: Agriculture is the mainstay of Pakistan’s economy. However, it has been noticed that farmers are increasingly giving up agriculture in favor of non-agricultural activities. people need more land and plots for their houses. If this urbanization is not stopped then we will not have a single piece of land to plow and harvest because of the overpopulation.

Student: Indeed. We should not buy and sell agricultural lands for the sake of residential or commercial purposes. Govt should take bold steps and enforce the law to protect agricultural land for further selling, construction, redevelopment, and alteration.

Teacher: Yes, to some extent, you’re right also.

Student: I think we all should take steps to remove the disadvantages of both village and city lives. Thank you for enlightening me again. Take care, sir.Teacher: Good morning, dear viewer, welcome to the English Speaking Practice class. how are you doing?

Student: Good morning, Sir. I am doing well. And you?

Teacher: I am perfectly fine. Today our topic is “Village and City life difference”. I hope it will be a very interesting topic because as a part of rapid modernization, we have seen such drastic changes in our time.

Student: yes, of course. You are right. I have seen such modernization which I did expect in my childhood. I also belong to the time when

Teacher:  as you can see, village life is quite an actor, simple, relaxing,  and healthy. In villages the environment is peaceful and people living in villages breathe pure air.

Student: this bird-eye view is relaxing. Is it morning time?

Teacher: yes, because in villages people wake up early in the morning and they start doing their daily work with the first ray of light. The village life is an amazing life that is full of blessings of God and has wonderful things. 

Student: yes, Villagers live happily and don't store for the next day. They eat and thank God for what they got in their lives. They don’t wish for superficial things but are always respectable and thankful to God for what they have.

Teacher: The village life is the life of those people who live far away from cities. They don't have many facilities but there are some well-known blessings which make their life more wonderful and amazing like they breathe in the fresh air, eat fresh food, drink fresh milk and pure milk and live happily with each other.

Student: alright. Villagers have fresh food, fresh air and atmosphere, no pollution, no tensions and worries, and purity of mind. They have a wide cultivating area and a strong family system in which they take care of each other. They have love and sympathy for not only human beings but nature and the enviromnet as well.

Teacher:  yes. I think now we move on to our next segment of city life and should discuss its pros and cons.

City life is a modified version of village life with less sympathy and love for other beings.

Student: You are talking superficially. There are crowded houses. A large number of people live in small houses which are is injurious to health. Polluted air, dirty streets, and stinking drains spread many diseases. The people of cities have no love and sympathy. 

Teacher:  Yes, I am saying right. A village is a dirty place. Comforts of life are not available there. Heaps of garbage can be seen everywhere. People and animals live in the same place. They also drink water together at the same dirty pond. Ignorance prevails everywhere.

Student: Fewer Job Opportunities: Due to their small size and low cost of living, rural communities typically offer fewer jobs. Available jobs likely pay less than those in bigger cities. However, this may be less of a concern if you can work remotely, are your boss, or are retired. Shortage of medical facilities, insufficient education and qualification are major problems of village life.

Teacher:   I traveled to a city town where I have seen many fallacies.

Student: what type of fallacies, sir.

Teacher:  Here, look at these local streets. Here, there are a lot of problems like narrow streets, open sewerages, no proper sunlight which is a necessity for human life.  Even, I am unable to see any type of greenery here.

Student: Sir, I believe that what you are saying is true but we can not say something as we have visited one place only. There are many towns and cities where we have good facilities for modern life. New colonies and housing societies have overcome this problem.

Teacher: okay. Any other logical point dear?

Student: nowadays, all basic amenities like smart and spacious building designs; sports and recreational places like shopping arcades, fitness-based clubs, value-added facilities, hospitals, multiplexes, and educational facilities are offered in big cities which we can not expect in village life. Even city life has positive effects on a person’s psychology. People tend to be more highly qualified, expert, and professional.

Teacher: hmmm, you are quite right in your opinion.

Student: yes, sir. I have no biases and prejudice against village or city life.

Teacher:  but, in my opinion, village life is far better than city life. Villagers are loyal, faithful, and pure-hearted. They are simple and their way of living is simpler.

Student:  Big cities are major cultural centers that have a vibrant art and music scenes, a wider variety of food, more places of interest. We can meet people from different cities, ethnicities, and intellectual levels. In cities, we have public transportation and big events. As literate people, we can find big opportunities and big cities rather than villages. This is because many industries and commercial centers are found in cities.

Teacher: okay. Tell me something more about city life. What I see is pollution and population explosion.

Student: No, Sir. This is not quite right. When you live in the city, you have access to better roads and better means of transport.  City life also encourages cultural integration. It is also easy to access health facilities in the city. Another advantage of city life is access to shopping centers, entertainment, and has access to technological advancements. All these facilities are not present in village life.

Teacher: it is famously said that a village is a place where one can find peace, unity, strength, inspiration, and most importantly a natural and beautiful life.

Student: but, with due respect. I don’t see it in this way. Villages are now changed. We have all advancements and problems of city life in villages too. All villages have access to electricity, technological advancements, and genetically modified food that is bad for health. Most of the people who are living in villages don’t have access to pure food and milk because they are now adopting city life standards and abandoning their rural lifestyle.

Teacher: yes. It is true. But One disadvantage of city life is Due to the levels of unemployment in the city, people commit a crime to earn a living. City life is also more expensive than rural life. The cost of food, water, housing, and electricity is very high in the city as compared to rural areas. city life is full of traffic congestion. Its air has a high level of pollution because of industrialization and environmental pollution. Noise pollution, water pollution, land pollution,  robbery, theft, and overpopulation are some of the disadvantages of city life.

Student: As city populations increase, so do businesses. People have fast access to their needs and want in cities. As time passes, more and more people all over the world leave villages and move to cities, seeking a new life.

Teacher:  one important fact is as we are facing the rapid development of cities, rural areas are currently experiencing the strong effects of urbanization. Here you can see in this picture how agricultural lands are being transformed into residential and commercial plots. This is because the land is cheap and youngsters like us do not want to ploughlands and want money instead.

Student: yes. although The law does not allow building houses, factories, industries, etc. On agricultural land, regardless of the ownership of the property. Construction of any kind should only take place after the agricultural land is converted into non-agricultural land.

Teacher: Agriculture is the mainstay of Pakistan’s economy. However, it has been noticed that farmers are increasingly giving up agriculture in favor of non-agricultural activities. people need more land and plots for their houses. If this urbanization is not stopped then we will not have a single piece of land to plow and harvest because of the overpopulation.

Student: Indeed. We should not buy and sell agricultural lands for the sake of residential or commercial purposes. Govt should take bold steps and enforce the law to protect agricultural land for further selling, construction, redevelopment, and alteration.

Teacher: Yes, to some extent, you’re right also.

Student: I think we all should take steps to remove the disadvantages of both village and city lives. Thank you for enlightening me again. Take care, sir.