Look in a thesaurus and check synonyms
Exactly the way you have said it: My family is loving and caring.
Yes you could say the are compassionate, considerate, generous, helpful, kindhearted.
loving caring cant say no always there for you is beautiful
Soy un persona muy simpatico, apasionante, cariñoso, y afectuoso
mi familia es muy cariñoso
When writing a thank you letter? For me, I write a thank you letter to the person who gave a gift or greeting me, caring me, loving me. I say thank you to pay the attention they are given to me.
एक व्यक्ति की देखभाल
Kupenda, infinitive (to love) or present particle (loving). It can be used as the subject of a sentence: kupenda ni kuishi: loving is living or to love is to live. But to describe a person or act as loving you use the abstract noun for love, upendo: mtu mwenye upendo (a lovng person), Huyu ana upendo (this person is loving), kitendo cha upendo (a loving act).
I'd say nice or respectful and caring
The Bible teaches that true religion involves loving God and loving others. In the book of James, it says that true religion is caring for widows and orphans and keeping oneself from being polluted by the world. Jesus also emphasized the importance of loving one another and following his teachings. Ultimately, the Bible emphasizes that true religion is about living a life of faith, love, and compassion towards others.
Normally, you would say "care about". That means you care for someone. "Care of," would mean that someone or thing is the responsibility of another, particularly in a postal context. So if a letter is addressed "in care of" another person, that would mean that the owner of the address will be responsible for seeing that the person named first will get it.
Unajali (to one person), mnajali (to more than one).