Dear Sirs, My mother tongue is Malayalam, a language spoken in the southen state of India. In our language we do not split the name of a person into First name, Last name etc. As such I have some difficuly in understanding this concept of name

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Dear Shifa, Do not post in Microsoft Office or similar software that produces unintelligible writing like this: > > I am glad to inform you that my marriage has been fixed for ate month="11" day="18" year="2005">18th November 2005ate>.

Dear Savvysavz, Thank you very much for the corrections. -Dileep.k

Hello, Please draft a letter yourself and post it in this forum. We shall help you to improve it. -dileep.k Click here to learn more : rules of the game

Dear Drshana, Please post the letter you have already drafted. Our learned friends will help you to improve its quality. I do not think being 'straight forward' is out of fashion. -dileep.k

Hello Rahul, Try this format: ................ ( Date ) ................. ( Your name ) ..................( Designation) ..................( Staff No./ Badge No. if any) ..................( Department if any) To

Dear nona the brit, I appreciate your patience . However, I till wonder how to deal with this sort of posting. -dileep.k

This is too much. Hope forum moderator will remove this. - Dileep.k

Thanks guru. Dear sly, I am assuming that your friend in Ghana needs a letter from you for applying for visa. If that is the case, please consider this revised draft below:- ........... (Place) ............(Date) Dear ............. (your friend's