Okay, so. . . . . . . To Whom It May Concern, I am writing.

好的，所以说，我要写给谁呢?

Just avoid, " To Whom It May Concern, " as it's a little outdated.

请避免使用“致相关人士”，因为这有点过时。

Yes, I'd written a reference for someone and I didn't know the name of the person I was writing to, so I addressed it to 'To whom it may concern'.

是的，我为别人写了一封推荐信，但我不知道收件人的名字，所以我把它写成“敬启者”。

So, every word: " To Whom It May Concern" begins with a capital letter.

所以，每个词：“To Whom It May Concern”都以大写字母开头。

When writing to someone you don't know at all, it's common to start with, dear sir or madam, or to whom it may concern.

当写信给一个你根本不认识的人时，通常会以亲爱的先生或女士开头，或者是敬启者。

You can just put, " Dear Sir or Madam, or it's not personal, you can write " To whom it may concern.

你只要写" 亲爱的先生/女士" 就可以，或者如果不是私人信件，你还可写" 相关人员收" 。

To Whom It May Concern: I am writing regarding a tour that my wife and I took with your company on February 26,2006.

致可能关注的人：我写信是关于我和我的妻子在 2006 年 2 月 26 日与贵公司一起进行的一次旅行。

If you're wondering: " Why didn't you put 'Dear'? Why didn't you put 'To whom it may concern'? " You could still use those.

如果你想知道：“你为什么不写‘亲爱的’？你为什么不写‘致谁’？”你仍然可以使用那些。

So, what we are saying in " To Whom It May Concern" is to the person who is responsible for what I am talking about in my letter.

所以，我们在“To Whom It May Concern” 中所说的是对我在信中所说的事情负责的人。

So, here the salutation is, " To Whom It May Concern: " It could be, " Dear Dr. Johnson." So it goes above that and below the address, and again it means " regarding." Well, back to the letter.

所以，这里的称呼是， “致可能关注的人：”可能是，“亲爱的约翰逊博士。 ” 所以它在地址之上和地址之下， 再次表示“关于” 。 好吧，回到这封信。