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Taliehosseini Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Congrats in formal letter

Is it normal and polite if I say congrats on special days ( like thanksgivings or Christmas) in formal Emails to someone I have not met yet in an academic atmosphere? Someone like professors or secretaries?
  

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Hi, As long as you stick to the rules of formal letters it is polite to send your professor a congrats note. Cheers, Iman

— Imantaghavi

  • Hi, As long as you stick to the rules of formal letters it is polite to send your professor a congrats note.
  • Cheers, Iman
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Hi,
As long as you stick to the rules of formal letters it is polite to send your professor a congrats note.

Cheers,

Iman
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Thank you Iman! Do you find this letter formal and polite? The case was when I need a very quick response, and after some Emails she finally responded me and said "Sorry for the late response I was not at my office because of thanksgiving"

Dear Ms....

I apologize for the inconvenience, it is mainly because we do not have this ceremony in our country.

I think it is a lit
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imantaghaviAs long as you stick to the rules of formal letters it is polite to send your professor a congrats note.
We do not congratulate people on days such as Christmas Day or Thanksgiving Day.
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Hi fivejedjon,

I can not make out of what you intended to say. What do you exactly mean?
People send one another notes and letter in different occasions, don't they?

Regards,

Iman
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taliehosseinithis ceremony
Such holidays.
taliehosseiniI think it is a little late but Happy Thanksgiving!
I wonder if it is a bit late, but I would like to express my gratitude and wish you a happy thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Dear Ms....

I apologize for sending so many messages. I was not aware of the Thanksgiving holiday because it is not celebrated here. the inconvenience, it is mainly because we do not have this ceremony in our country.

I hope that you had a think it is a little late but Happy Thanksgiving!

Sincerely,
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