Please let me know if following salutions are acceptable in Taiwan: 1) Hi 2) Hey 3) Hiya 4) Hello 5) Dear XYZ 6) Dear Mr. XYZ 7) Dear Mr. FirstName LastName 8) Respected XYZ /Sameer

Another possibility: China bank could be the name of the bank itself...

Which one is correct if I had more than one aspect? 1) Here are my details OR 2) Here is my details /Sameer

hi nour light, Miss Purple and Cyndrella... glad to see you guys here. @Miss Purple: Thanks for your praise; but I dont deserve so much :) @Cyndrella: I'm from Bangalore

Hi, How would the word "dominant" or its counter-part fit into this sentence? Between you and me, I would dominate just a little more than you, say 51%-49%. I want the sentence to be formed such a way that it doesn't look rude and

Although both means the same, they have slight differences in the way they are used. Image usually refers to an image file in a computer (soft copy); or image is also referred to a "picture drawn by fancy". Conceptually, picture is the

Hi, How would you intepret the following sentences? 1) I'm very modern. 2) I have a very modern outlook. Does these sentences mean the same? What are the things that comes into your mind when you refer to the word "modern", which

Where are you from?

Hi, Is this a right way to say? "I'd like to give you a brief groundwork about myself" If this isn't correct, please let me know how to convey the same message. I know that I can replace the word 'groundwork' with

It is right; but why dont you use the word "reference" rather than "regard" in that sentence? It sounds better. /Sam