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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Letter Writing
Letter to the ambassador.
How do you adress the ambassador?
Your excelence?
Your excelence?
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Hello Guest An ambassador is addressed in person as 'Your Excellency'. In a letter, he or she should be addressed as 'Dear Ambassador' (or 'Dear High Commissioner' if representing a British Commonwealth country). In a very formal letter, you could say 'Your Excellency'.
- Hello Guest An ambassador is addressed in person as 'Your Excellency'.
- In a letter, he or she should be addressed as 'Dear Ambassador' (or 'Dear High Commissioner' if representing a British Commonwealth country).
- In a very formal letter, you could say 'Your Excellency'.
- MrP
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Hello Guest
An ambassador is addressed in person as 'Your Excellency'.
In a letter, he or she should be addressed as 'Dear Ambassador' (or 'Dear High Commissioner' if representing a British Commonwealth country).
In a very formal letter, you could say 'Your Excellency'.
MrP
An ambassador is addressed in person as 'Your Excellency'.
In a letter, he or she should be addressed as 'Dear Ambassador' (or 'Dear High Commissioner' if representing a British Commonwealth country).
In a very formal letter, you could say 'Your Excellency'.
MrP
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I have to write a letter to the Ambassador of Japan for a project in my world cultures class. How would I adress it to them? As "Your Excellency", "Dear Ambassador" or what... [:^)]
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Hello Guest
If I were writing to the Ambassador of Japan about my world cultures project, I would address him as 'Dear Ambassador'.
MrP
If I were writing to the Ambassador of Japan about my world cultures project, I would address him as 'Dear Ambassador'.
MrP
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