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Littlepawan Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Senior or superior
Hi,
Please help me. I would like to know that which sentence is correct, to be used in business email.
'I will speak with my superiors and will let you know.'
OR
I will speak with my seniors and will let you know.
I work in a company where we need to answer to clients through emails. I felt that senior is more respectful word than superior. I have seen that in all my previous company we refer to our senior colleagues as senior not superior.
Please, let me know that if senior is a correct word for business writing.
Please help me. I would like to know that which sentence is correct, to be used in business email.
'I will speak with my superiors and will let you know.'
OR
I will speak with my seniors and will let you know.
I work in a company where we need to answer to clients through emails. I felt that senior is more respectful word than superior. I have seen that in all my previous company we refer to our senior colleagues as senior not superior.
Please, let me know that if senior is a correct word for business writing.
Top answer
Hello, littlepawan-- and welcome to English Forums. 'Seniors' in English refers to older persons; 'superiors' refers to higher ranking persons. Use this: I will speak with my superiors and let you know.
- Hello, littlepawan-- and welcome to English Forums.
- 'Seniors' in English refers to older persons; 'superiors' refers to higher ranking persons.
- Use this: I will speak with my superiors and let you know.
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Hello, littlepawan-- and welcome to English Forums.
'Seniors' in English refers to older persons; 'superiors' refers to higher ranking persons. Use this:
I will speak with my superiors and let you know.
'Seniors' in English refers to older persons; 'superiors' refers to higher ranking persons. Use this:
I will speak with my superiors and let you know.
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