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Tak w ogóle to czeka³em na jakie¶ przydatne wyra¿enie a nie na jakie¶ XXX. No dobra, dziêki tym którzy co¶ dodali. Weso³ych ¦wi±t!
This XXX is meant as a substitute for a name and/or title you're going to use in your letter depending on whom you're writing to.
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Dear Sirs,
use this when you're writing to a group of people whom you don't know;
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Dear Madam or Sir, or
Dear Madam/Sir,
use this when writing to a person and you don't know if it's a male or female;
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Dear Sir,
use this when writing a letter to a person (presumable a man but not necessarily) whom you're unfamiliar with;
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Dear Madam,
use this when writing a letter to unfamiliar female addressee;
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Dear Mr. Prezes,
use this when you know the person's surname whom you're writing to;
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Dear Mrs. Smith,
use this when you know that the addressee is a married woman;
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Dear Miss. Smith,
use this before a surname of a woman who has never been married;
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Dear Ms. Smith,
use this before a surname of a woman who you do not know if she was or not married;
Note you may use or not the period after the above titles, so
Mr would be as correct as
Mr. and usually you should write person's surname after the title.
This use may vary.
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