To whom it may concern in Spanish
To whom it may concern in Spanish is A quien corresponda (ah kyehn koh-rrehs-POHN-dah).
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- A quien corresponda
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- ah kyehn koh-rrehs-POHN-dah
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Formal Spanish email greetings and openings
The other words in step 1 of Email Phrases in Spanish.
- Estimado señorDear Sir (email greeting) · ehs-tee-MAH-doh seh-NYOR
- Estimada señoraDear Madam (email greeting) · ehs-tee-MAH-dah seh-NYOH-rah
- Estimado equipoDear team (email greeting) · ehs-tee-MAH-doh eh-KEE-poh
- Gracias por su correoThank you for your email · GRAH-syahs por soo koh-RREH-oh
- Espero que se encuentre bienI hope you are well (formal singular) · ehs-PEH-roh keh seh ehn-KWEHN-treh BYEHN
- Le escribo sobreI am writing to you about · leh ehs-KREE-boh SOH-breh
- En respuesta a su correoIn response to your email · ehn rrehs-PWEHS-tah ah soo koh-RREH-oh
- Con respecto aRegarding · kohn rehs-PEHK-toh ah
- Como comentamosAs we discussed · KOH-moh koh-mehn-TAH-mohs
Questions about A quien corresponda
How do you say To whom it may concern in Spanish?
To whom it may concern in Spanish is A quien corresponda.
How do you pronounce A quien corresponda?
Say it ah kyehn koh-rrehs-POHN-dah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: POHN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does A quien corresponda mean in English?
In English, A quien corresponda means To whom it may concern.
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