You would say "sorry for your family's loss" when referring to the loss experienced by a specific family. If you were addressing multiple families, you could say "sorry for your families' loss." However, in most contexts, it's common to refer to the loss of one family at a time, making "family's loss" the more appropriate choice.
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sorry for you loss. that says it all.
Apegish wii-zhawenimik Manidoo
you would try to comfort them and say sorry and that stuff
Je suis désolé pour votre perte
Pole kwa kupoteza mama yako
There is no way to say. Artisans were simply men who were skilled at a trade. -It had nothing to do with the size of their families. Some may have had large families and many may even have been single men. I very much doubt anyone ever kept records of that kind.
אני מצטער על אובדנך - For "I am sorry for your loss". It is pronounced "Ani Mitz'ta'er Al Ovdancha". "You are in my prayers" is אתה בתפילותיי. It's pronounced "Ata Be'tfilotay".
Say that you're sorry for her loss and ask if there's anything you can do to make her feel any better about it.
If you want that in a particular language, you have to specify. If you have experienced this loss recently, we are very sorry.
In a sympathy card to a client, you will want to say something simple by endearing. For example, "I am sorry for your loss", is a perfect thing to say.
how about thanking the person then go on to say what happend to your uncle / how your loss affected you & your family? how about thanking the person then go on to say what happend to your uncle / how your loss affected you & your family?