Writing German Business Letters

Author: Li Zhongmin
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Business letters in German are highly formatted application documents. This book consists of twenty-one chapters, covering various formats and sending methods of foreign trade letters, as well as all business aspects of commercial work. In line with the requirements of modern office automation, it includes a large number of computer editing phrases. The book is rich in information and has a broad scope of coverage. In terms of language style, it abandons bureaucratic expressions and strives to be up-to-date, aligning with the current German business letter trends—concise, practical, and natural. In terms of style, there is a wide range of options, ranging from strict politeness to mild humor. The text on the CD is specifically designed for computer editing of business letters. Users can leverage the magical functions of general text editing to draft a letter in minutes, ensuring that the business letter is worded correctly and free of grammatical errors, thereby helping to enhance corporate image. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for German majors in comprehensive universities or foreign language and foreign trade universities. It is also an indispensable daily reference for professionals engaged in foreign trade with German-speaking countries.
The book consists of twenty-one chapters, covering various formats and sending methods of foreign trade letters, as well as all business aspects of commercial work. In line with the requirements of modern office automation, it includes a large number of computer editing phrases. The book is rich in information and has a broad scope of coverage. In terms of language style, it abandons bureaucratic expressions and strives to be up-to-date, aligning with the current German business letter trends—concise, practical, and natural. In terms of style, there is a wide range of options, ranging from strict politeness to mild humor. The text on the CD is specifically designed for computer editing of business letters. Users can leverage the magical functions of general text editing to draft a letter in minutes, ensuring that the business letter is worded correctly and free of grammatical errors, thereby helping to enhance corporate image. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for German majors in comprehensive universities or foreign language and foreign trade universities. It is also an indispensable daily reference for professionals engaged in foreign trade with German-speaking countries.