How to address each other when writing an email?

Question 1: How do I address a company when sending an email? That depends on who you want to give it to. If it is the general manager, it is the general manager of XX.

Question 2: How to address people you don't know in email? Hello, landlord! For people you don't know, the general format is as follows:

Dear head of human resources:

Hello! My name is XX (name), and I learned from XXX (where I got the position information) that your company needs to recruit XXX (position name). I am very interested in this position and feel that I am qualified. If you don't mind, please take the time to read my resume:

(self-introduction+work experience/practical experience on campus) I come from XXX University/used to work in XXX Group/enterprise. . . . . . .

Thank you for taking the time to read. I look forward to joining your XXX team.

Shun song dong an

welcome

XXX (my name)

XX year XX month XX day

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Above, hope to adopt!

Question 3: How to write the name of the other party in English letters? The three parts you said are the first name 1, the first name 2 and the last name, so you can use a dear 3 if you are not familiar with it.

Question 4: If you don't know how to say the other person's gender address, you might as well just say dead, or write Dear Lady/Sir.

This is what I wrote to the British visa office. When I reply, I will memorize my name and write it directly.

I hope it helps you ~

Question 5: How to send an email to a foreign university? No, just use Dear Sir/Madam, and then you can write sincere yours or cordial greetings at the end, and finally indicate your name, if applicable: Mr. Zhang San, as shown below:

Dear Sir/Madam,

******

You are sincere,

Applicant: Mr. Zhang San.

I sent emails to more than 20 different universities, all of which started and ended like this. I just went to the statistics and found that almost all schools replied like this:

Dear Zhang San:

******

With cordial (best) greetings,

(Name & Address)

And reply emails are usually marked with (sir) or (madam) after the name. If you need to continue to reply to this email, you can use Dearsier or DeardMadam directly according to the title.

Question 6: I sent an email, but I don't know his name. How should I address my dear friend when I look up?

Question 7: How do you address the adults in your embassy when you send an email to the embassy in Chinese?

Question 8: Write an email to a company asking for product information. What should I call each other in the email? Just don't "respect the leader" or just "hello".