I'm confused about what is correct way? Hello, my name is firstname lastname, but (most) people call me kitty. If i am introducing my name to a business client, which of these are correct:
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I am from india and not a native english speaker. Some use myself.(name), and some use i'm ___. 1 dear 2 hi dear professor or hello dear professor 3 hi prof.
This is james is it an acceptable form in native english?
Additionally, hello is a greeting, which has a special function. I often see it used hello there! Is there any difference to say on the phone hi, this is john or hi, it's john in terms of politeness or formality? I want to know that in an interview, what is the correct way to introduce yourself?
12 in my opinion we should always have some type of greeting in every email. When you greet people using spoken english, do you say hello or do you only say something that has a verb, such as i bring. Can you please tell me which of these are informal but still respectful? I do often hear people introducing themselves like hello everyone;
Whether it be hello (name) or good afternoon (name) or simply dear (name), it is always nice to start your email off.
While i think i am is commonly used, this is more suitable for describing your person. Everybody vs everyone both of these words mean every person, and in dictionaries, the meaning of everyone is often given as everybody, and vice versa. As opening words, what's the difference between hello and hello there? Suppose i phoned my friend's house or a firm where people dont know me.
What's the meaning of there of hello there?
