Before you start writing your email in Chinese we need to address the email to someone and give the email a subject so the receiver knows what’s coming their way.
Here are the key terms you need to get going:
There are a number of ways you can address a person in an email, here is a useful list to help you decide which is best for you.
When it comes to writing emails, an element of formality comes into play that doesn’t often come out when speaking, and the same applies with Chinese. Hopefully these phrases will help you to link sentences and add a touch of class to your emails in Mandarin:
After you’ve written the E-Mail it’s time to sign it off. Here are some of your best options we’d like to show you:
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