How to greet on mail

When writing an email, it's a good idea to include a greeting or salutation at the beginning of the message. Here are some common ways to greet someone in an email:

1. Formal greeting:
   • Dear [Recipient's Name],
   • Dear Sir/Madam,
   • Dear [Title] [Recipient's Name]
2. Informal greeting:
   • Hi [Recipient's Name],
   • Hey [Recipient's Name],
   • Hello [Recipient's Name],
   • Hi [First Name],
3. Professional greeting:
   • Good morning/afternoon/evening [Recipient's Name],
   • Best regards,
   • Kind regards,
   • Sincerely,
4. Friendly greeting:
   • Hi there,
   • Hello again,
   • Hope you're doing well,
   • How are you?

Remember to always use the recipient's name if you know it, and to be respectful of their title and position. If you're unsure of the recipient's name or title, you can use a more general greeting like "Dear Sir/Madam" or "Hello".

Here are some examples of greetings in different contexts:

• To a colleague or acquaintance: "Hi [Name],"
• To a customer or client: "Dear [Name],"
• To a friend or acquaintance: "Hey [Name],"
• To a superior or someone you don't know well: "Dear [Title] [Name],"

Remember to keep your greeting concise and professional, and to tailor it to the tone and context of your email.