Greeting in mail

Here are some common greetings that can be used in a mail:

1. Dear [Name]: A classic and professional greeting that is suitable for most formal letters.
2. Hello [Name]: A friendly and informal greeting that is suitable for casual letters or emails.
3. Hi [Name]: Another informal greeting that is suitable for casual letters or emails.
4. Dear Sir/Madam: A formal greeting that is suitable for letters to unknown recipients or in formal business settings.
5. To Whom It May Concern: A formal greeting that is suitable for letters to unknown recipients or in formal business settings.
6. Greetings: A more formal greeting that is suitable for letters or emails to a specific person or organization.
7. Hello [Title] [Name]: A greeting that includes the person's title, such as "Hello Mr./Ms./Mrs./Dr. [Name]".
8. Dear [Title] [Name]: A greeting that includes the person's title, such as "Dear Mr./Ms./Mrs./Dr. [Name]".
9. Salutations: A more formal greeting that is suitable for letters or emails to a specific person or organization.
10. Best regards: A closing that can be used in place of a greeting, especially in formal letters or emails.

Here are some examples of greetings in different contexts:

• Formal business letter: "Dear [Name],"
• Casual email to a friend: "Hi [Name],"
• Formal letter to a government agency: "To Whom It May Concern,"
• Email to a colleague: "Hello [Name],"
• Letter to a family member: "Dear [Name],"

Remember to always consider the context and the relationship you have with the recipient when choosing a greeting.