Gaganpreet Lammay
Dr. Zalfa Rihani
Eap 1
29 May 2008
Who is welcome in our house
Following reason is the rules about who is welcome in my home। The people whom I and my family know such as: relatives, friends, family’s friend and sometimes neighbours. But, there is one thing that I want to consider is in our culture, we don’t have to invite personally. Usually, in my country most of the women’s are house wife. They can come anytime. Well, Drawing room is considered as a public space; where every guest can sit and chat with each other. Also, we don’t have any restrictions if any guest wants to go in our personal room.
According to my views, Canadians have different rules. Firstly, In Canada guests have to take permission if they want to visit somebody house. Initially, they have to ask on the phone because in Canada people have busy life. Secondly, this thing is similar between both cultures; Drawing room is considered as a public space; where every guest can sit and chat with each other. Sometimes, they don’t have enough time to meet somebody. Thirdly, if we want to enter in personally room we have to take permission.
Dr. Zalfa Rihani
Eap 1
29 May 2008
Who is welcome in our house
Following reason is the rules about who is welcome in my home। The people whom I and my family know such as: relatives, friends, family’s friend and sometimes neighbours. But, there is one thing that I want to consider is in our culture, we don’t have to invite personally. Usually, in my country most of the women’s are house wife. They can come anytime. Well, Drawing room is considered as a public space; where every guest can sit and chat with each other. Also, we don’t have any restrictions if any guest wants to go in our personal room.
According to my views, Canadians have different rules. Firstly, In Canada guests have to take permission if they want to visit somebody house. Initially, they have to ask on the phone because in Canada people have busy life. Secondly, this thing is similar between both cultures; Drawing room is considered as a public space; where every guest can sit and chat with each other. Sometimes, they don’t have enough time to meet somebody. Thirdly, if we want to enter in personally room we have to take permission.
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