Hi,
Is it appropriate to put "a thank you note" or "a thanks note" as a subject line when you write a...well, thanks note (email)?
I Googled and I found several websites talking about what a good subject line for a thank you note. They are mostly for situations like a job interview, and I didn't find any suggesting just "a thanks note" itself as a subject line.
I thought it may not be appropriate at least for a job interview situation. However, (if that's the case) I wonder if it is because it's too direct and/or not formal enough for a job interview but it can be used for some other situations, or it is just "strange" or "unnatural" language/English-wise.
Also, is it appropriate (or natural) to say something like "Hello, it is a thank you note from so-and-so for your work yesterday." etc. in the email body? I found some examples like that online but as I have learned the hard way here
, I know this fact alone doesn't mean it is appropriate or a natural usage.
Thanks!
(Oh and I will make sure to write a thanks note(s) after your reply/replies
)
Is it appropriate to put "a thank you note" or "a thanks note" as a subject line when you write a...well, thanks note (email)?
I Googled and I found several websites talking about what a good subject line for a thank you note. They are mostly for situations like a job interview, and I didn't find any suggesting just "a thanks note" itself as a subject line.
I thought it may not be appropriate at least for a job interview situation. However, (if that's the case) I wonder if it is because it's too direct and/or not formal enough for a job interview but it can be used for some other situations, or it is just "strange" or "unnatural" language/English-wise.
Also, is it appropriate (or natural) to say something like "Hello, it is a thank you note from so-and-so for your work yesterday." etc. in the email body? I found some examples like that online but as I have learned the hard way here
Thanks!
(Oh and I will make sure to write a thanks note(s) after your reply/replies