Dear Julie, I am writing to say thank you for the way of teaching that I always needed.While scrolling down the lessons on your page I understood that you are the only one with whom I can boost my writing skills and vocabulary as well.At the end of my email I wish you best of luck and extend my warm regards. I look forward to watching your new recently issued videos. Best regards, Gular G. Baku, Azerbaijan
You're awesome Julie... thank you for your particular way of considering details while teaching.... you're an awesome teacher....I fell in love of your video after the second video of your that I watched....Thanks a million
Hi Julie. I'm learning always something new in each lesson (capital letters in subject line) it is not polite... I never imagined that meaning. Thank you for all your wonderful job. just waiting for the next lesson.
Hey, it's great that you're learning new things from the lessons! And yes, capital letters are really aggressive in English. Many people aren't aware and use them to show that something is important....unfortunately the reader usually doesn't see it that way so be careful ;).
Thank you Juile for the great lesson you have made. It was so useful. I expect little more examples from you with formal email writing. Such as greetings with Dear Mr. + Surname. But it's fine. I always face a trouble when I try to draft an email. I hope this lesson can help me to write a email in proper manner.
My pleasure, I'm glad that you enjoyed the lesson. When it comes to formal email greetings, "Dear Mr. / Ms." is the most commonly used greetings, there are no many others. In terms of formal examples, I'll be making lessons about tone and formality in the future so I'm sure they will help! :)
Hey julie , First of all I want to thank you for making these kind of videos and explaining in a very good way , as I have learned so much from your videos there i really wanted to thank you. This is Sahil Thakur form India.
I came across this video while looking at another video for my online class. I thoroughly enjoyed this video on writing a professional email in English. All the points were covered and you actually answered all my questions. I will use these tips in my future writing. I am also going to check out some of your other videos as well.
Thanks a lot, nice one. What if you're writing email marketing! Can you please throw more light on email marketing! Expecting your response. Thanks once again
Hi Julie, Thanks a lot for this useful lesson, it's simple and easy to keep in mind and really practical. Just one question teacher, what to write if the recipient is someone who isn't among your colleague or your working world, and someone who doesn't expect to receive your e-mail, and in what part of my mail should I put this phrase ? Thanks, bye
Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson! Good questions - if you're writing to someone who isn't expecting an email from you, the best option is to find out their name and use it in the greeting. If you can't find out their name, you can simply write "Hello".
Hey, great question - the subject should reflect what the email is about. So, if you’re writing back and forth and your have an email thread that is about one topic, there’s no need to change the subject line. If the topic of your email has changed, I’d recommend writing a new email and writing a relevant subject line. 😉
Just within minutes, I was able to learn what I had never taught at college talking alone in high school... Julie your explanation was nothing more but a very easy and comprehensible one. However, I recommend you improve the graphics of your videos a little more or better. The example part of your lesson was very understandable, but the writing was not clear enough to be seen. Thank you, Looking forward to your response.
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You have helped me alot now i am able to communicate with others easily.
@@SamuelMasiku Hey, that’s so great to hear!☺️
I wanna really thank you for this amazing lesson, appreciated.
Hey, so glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Julie,
Thank you for the video. Very informative and helpful.
You are so welcome!
Much thanks Mrs julie
My pleasure ☺️
hello Jullie , nice to learn English from you
Great to have you here!
thank you very much Jullie for all your support and hardwork in helping us understand all about email writings.
It's my pleasure!😊
thanks jullie we have learn a lot
You are so welcome!😊
thanks for the this helpful video
quite helpful tutorial. well explained and easy to understand. thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Clearly explained, and wonderful email examples, thank you!
My pleasure! I'm glad it was helpful 😁.
Thank you Julie, it is explained very well. Writing a checklist might be able to help people to make sure they have accounted for all these points.
Thanks! A checklist is a great idea, I'll definitely see what I can do and Thanks for watching! 😁💡
thanks it was helpful for us
Glad it was helpful!☺️
Verry nice teaching
Thanks!
Thank you Ma'am Julie, I've been watching your videos and they are all informative and on point.
Glad you like them!
No one says thank you ma’m with name, that’s incorrect. You either say thank you ma’am or thank you Ms. Julie or thank you, Julie.
Thank you very much s
My pleasure!
I love it ,thank you for this lesson
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dear Julie,
I am writing to say thank you for the way of teaching that I always needed.While scrolling down the lessons on your page I understood that you are the only one with whom I can boost my writing skills and vocabulary as well.At the end of my email I wish you best of luck and extend my warm regards.
I look forward to watching your new recently issued videos.
Best regards,
Gular G.
Baku, Azerbaijan
Hi Gular, it's great to have you here! I'm so glad that you are finding the lessons helpful.
Many thanks for this information, very helpful.
My pleasure, glad it was helpful!
You're awesome Julie... thank you for your particular way of considering details while teaching.... you're an awesome teacher....I fell in love of your video after the second video of your that I watched....Thanks a million
Hey Serges, I'm so glad to hear that you're enjoying the lessons. Thank you and it's great to have you here! 💙
@@englishetcwithjulie I wish I got your email address.
Thank you very much
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!
Wow nice session. Thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Great video. It is very well organized and clear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hi Julie. I'm learning always something new in each lesson (capital letters in subject line) it is not polite...
I never imagined that meaning.
Thank you for all your wonderful job.
just waiting for the next lesson.
Hey, it's great that you're learning new things from the lessons! And yes, capital letters are really aggressive in English. Many people aren't aware and use them to show that something is important....unfortunately the reader usually doesn't see it that way so be careful ;).
Thank you for this video your way of teaching is so easy and understandable.
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
Brilliant work girl
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
I always used to greet an ongoing email thread. Thanks for info
You're welcome!
love you, Julie
Aw thank you!
This is really helpful
Glad it was helpful Nirmani!💙
I recently started to watch your videos its it's amazing. I hope this videos will improve my Knowledge.
Thanks
Hey, great to have you here and I’m really glad the lessons are helping!😊
Thanks for this video and cover more topics about professional email writting skills
Glad you enjoyed it, there's more to come!
I love ur English, i am able to understand you perfectly!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!☺️
Thanks a lote keep it up we need more such kinds of importa t information
It's my pleasure, there are lots more lessons to come 😊.
Thank you Juile for the great lesson you have made. It was so useful. I expect little more examples from you with formal email writing. Such as greetings with Dear Mr. + Surname. But it's fine. I always face a trouble when I try to draft an email. I hope this lesson can help me to write a email in proper manner.
My pleasure, I'm glad that you enjoyed the lesson.
When it comes to formal email greetings, "Dear Mr. / Ms." is the most commonly used greetings, there are no many others. In terms of formal examples, I'll be making lessons about tone and formality in the future so I'm sure they will help! :)
@@englishetcwithjulie Thank you for the reply Julie.
Hey julie , First of all I want to thank you for making these kind of videos and explaining in a very good way , as I have learned so much from your videos there i really wanted to thank you. This is Sahil Thakur form India.
Hey Sahil, you’re very welcome. I’m so glad you’re enjoying the lessons!
Thank you soooo much,u helped me alot
Thank...from borneo....
My pleasure, great to have you here!
I love 💕 this! Thanks
Please, what if you're are writing email for marketing purposes, could you please throw more light on that?
Thank so much was struggling to write a professional email 🙏❤
I'm going to write an email to you teacher Julie😍😊😄
Practice is always good! :)
I came across this video while looking at another video for my online class. I thoroughly enjoyed this video on writing a professional email in English. All the points were covered and you actually answered all my questions. I will use these tips in my future writing. I am also going to check out some of your other videos as well.
Hey, that’s great to hear. I’m glad it was helpful and I hope you enjoy the other videos!☺️
Thanks a lot, nice one.
What if you're writing email marketing!
Can you please throw more light on email marketing! Expecting your response.
Thanks once again
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the suggestion, I'll add it to a list for future lessons!
I always worried about answering email at my work its hard for me to answering. Thanks for this video i learned a lot.
Would you mind giving cover letter to apply remote secretary?
Hi, each cover letter needs to be written specifically for the position and for each applicant, rather than simply a copied and pasted letter.
Hi Julie, Thanks a lot for this useful lesson, it's simple and easy to keep in mind and really practical. Just one question teacher, what to write if the recipient is someone who isn't among your colleague or your working world, and someone who doesn't expect to receive your e-mail, and in what part of my mail should I put this phrase ? Thanks, bye
Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson! Good questions - if you're writing to someone who isn't expecting an email from you, the best option is to find out their name and use it in the greeting. If you can't find out their name, you can simply write "Hello".
Thx, we want a mail fr job. Example.
Hello teacher...Julie always beautiful ❤️.
do i have to write subject all the time, when we are writing mail back and forth.
Hey, great question - the subject should reflect what the email is about. So, if you’re writing back and forth and your have an email thread that is about one topic, there’s no need to change the subject line. If the topic of your email has changed, I’d recommend writing a new email and writing a relevant subject line. 😉
ty so much julie from morocco
My pleasure :) glad you enjoyed the lesson!
you are the best one
Thank you!
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Please make a video on " Writing e-mail replies in IT Companies '
Good explanation? Where are you ?
Glad you enjoyed it! I’m based in Dubai.
If you are writing a formal email... but you don't know whether the perak is male or female , so how should we greet them.
Just within minutes, I was able to learn what I had never taught at college talking alone in high school... Julie your explanation was nothing more but a very easy and comprehensible one.
However, I recommend you improve the graphics of your videos a little more or better. The example part of your lesson was very understandable, but the writing was not clear enough to be seen.
Thank you,
Looking forward to your response.
I’m really glad to hear the lesson was helpful and thanks for your feedback. The more recent lessons should have clearer text 😉.
Why would my email day it's not a valid email
Julie are you indian by birth.
Hi, no I'm not. I'm Canadian.
Thank you very much s