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Peterchan Posted 13 years ago
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You or you guys

Thanks for reading my question. I'm just wondering when we write an email with an opening saying: "Dear Peter, Mary and Susan", what to say in the content if it is for all 3 of them:

1. It was a pleasure speaking with you, OR
2. It was a pleasure speaking with you guys?

Would the first sentence work? Or is there any better option?

Thanks so much!
Peter
  

Top answer

#1 is fine. #2 is fine in a very casual and informal context, eg if they are your pals. Clive

— Clive

  • #1 is fine.
  • #2 is fine in a very casual and informal context, eg if they are your pals.
  • Clive
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#1 is fine.

#2 is fine in a very casual and informal context, eg if they are your pals.

Clive
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with you, with you all: using 'guys' to include males and females is very casual, but often used.
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Thanks YOU ALL so much!
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