Dialogue between two women about doing something:
Rubina: How are you, Shabnam? I haven't (have not) see you for quite some time.
Shabnam: Several times I tried to come to you, but my new job stopped me.
Rubia: What new job? Are you working somewhere in the city?
Shabnam: Oh no dear, in my house. You can't think of what I am doing these days. Listen! I am making dolls for children and sellingthem at shops?
Rubina: Well done Shabnam. I also want to do something but my husband objects to it. I need more money for children.
Shabnam: I know for sure you sew clothes very well. Why not sew garments for women and children?
Rubina: What a good idea! I shall ask my husband to get me an elecric sewing machine and i will start making clothes.
Shabnam: I shall tell your husband how useful it is to work at home when you can't work outside. You get money to give better food to your children, and perhaps also better education.
Rubina: And when you work in this way you increase production in society and help others.
Shabnam: But first you help yourself.
Rubina: Thank you very much for your good suggestion.
Shabnam: O that is all right.
Wednesday, 8 June 2016
Dialogue between two women about doing something
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