How to Write a Letter in German

Author: Schmidt
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Publish Date: 2002-05-10
Features: This book primarily introduces the basic format of German correspondence, covering the writing styles for envelopes, letterheads, subjects, salutations, body, closings, and attachments. With the steady increase in the number of Chinese learners of German and the growing economic and trade exchanges between China and Germany, various forms of communication, including correspondence, have become increasingly frequent. However, whether for personal purposes (such as school applications), job hunting, or business letters, a certain format and specific language are required. Learning how to write German letters correctly is therefore quite important. Moreover, in Germany, people place great emphasis on the format of letters, especially in official institutions. To help Chinese learners of German and business professionals master and use German correspondence correctly, we have introduced this book, "How to Write German Letters." This book introduces multiple different ways of writing letters. First, it covers the basic knowledge of writing letters, divided into letterheads, subjects, salutations, body, closings, and attachment prompts. Then, it provides templates for different types of letters, including business letters (inquiries, supply, orders, complaints, payments, etc.) and personal letters (applications, recommendations, resignations, personal wishes, etc.). Each section offers several alternative expressions for selection. The sections in this book are like building blocks for children, and with slight modifications, you can easily assemble a business or personal letter with correct wording, grammar, and appropriate expression. In short, this book will make writing German letters effortless and natural for you.