Can we write dear mam in mail
In formal correspondence, it's generally considered more professional to use "Dear Mother" or "Dear Mom" instead of "Dear Mam". Here's why:
- "Mam" is a more informal term, often used in British English, and it's not commonly used in formal writing.
- "Dear Mother" or "Dear Mom" are more formal and respectful ways to address your mother in a letter or email.
That being said, if you're writing to your mother in a more casual or personal context, such as a text message or a social media post, you can definitely use "Dear Mam" if that's how you normally address her.
Here's an example of a formal letter:
Dear Mother,
I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for everything you've done for me.
Best regards, [Your Name]
And here's an example of a more casual text message:
Hey Mam, just wanted to say thanks for everything. Love you!
Remember to always consider your audience and the context when choosing how to address your mother in your writing.