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Fadisas Posted 17 years ago
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Dear Friends,
'I would like to share this predicament with you, hoping from your esteemed part, to help me'
Does this sound good ?
Or I can improve it ?
Thank you All
'I would like to share this predicament with you, hoping from your esteemed part, to help me'
Does this sound good ?
Or I can improve it ?
Thank you All
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) predicament in hopes you will help me. I would start the next sentence with the complement or add it to the beginning. I'm not sure what you are trying to say there.
- ) predicament in hopes you will help me.
- I would start the next sentence with the complement or add it to the beginning.
- I'm not sure what you are trying to say there.
- If you clairify I'll try again.
- fadisas Dear Friends, 'I would like to share this predicament with you, hoping from your esteemed part , to help me' Does this sound good ?
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I share this (my?) predicament in hopes you will help me.
I would start the next sentence with the complement or add it to the beginning. I'm not sure what you are trying to say there. If you clairify I'll try again.
I would start the next sentence with the complement or add it to the beginning. I'm not sure what you are trying to say there. If you clairify I'll try again.
fadisasDear Friends,
'I would like to share this predicament with you, hoping from your esteemed part, to help me'
Does th
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I can help you say something, but I can't tell you what to say. I don't know what is culturally appropriate.
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Ok . Can you give me some please ?
I think that all Cultures have the same thanking letters.
I think that all Cultures have the same thanking letters.
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Hi Fadisas,
Obviously you are confused with "compliment" and "complement". If you are not sure of the meaning of the words but try to use it, it might not help your career and the relationship with your boss. On the contrary, it could have the opposite effects. The compliment you referred to means to praise or say something nice to please some body. Complement is something
Obviously you are confused with "compliment" and "complement". If you are not sure of the meaning of the words but try to use it, it might not help your career and the relationship with your boss. On the contrary, it could have the opposite effects. The compliment you referred to means to praise or say something nice to please some body. Complement is something
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Actually, culture will vary a lot.
If I said something to my boss about how much I esteem him and how vastly superior his knowledge and ability is than mine, he'd think I making fun of him (or that I wanted to borrow $10). Most Americans have a much more casual relationships with their bosses.
I know you have the expertise and experience to help me with this, so I'd like to talk
If I said something to my boss about how much I esteem him and how vastly superior his knowledge and ability is than mine, he'd think I making fun of him (or that I wanted to borrow $10). Most Americans have a much more casual relationships with their bosses.
I know you have the expertise and experience to help me with this, so I'd like to talk
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