Hello, xxx vs Hello xxx,
I have a question about how to use comma when starting with an email. I saw both 'hello, xxx' and 'hello xxx,' and feel confused. Which one is better? The comma after greetings or after the name?
Thanks.
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If "Hello" is your only salutation, then use the comma (or period): "Hello, are you there?" "Hello. Are you there?" If you are using it with someone's name, then it would be better: "Hello Martha, are you there?"
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When addressing someone by name, the name is always separated by a comma.
http://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/comma_with_dear_hello_and_hi.htm
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