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Write a personal greeting
Write a greeting for someone close or a colleague. Add the occasion, a few personal details and the tone you need.
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Getting started
- Name the occasion and recipient.
- Recall two shared moments or traits.
- Read it aloud and remove wording you would not use.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
For someone close
Write a greeting for [person] on [occasion]. We know each other through [context]. Personal details: [two facts]. Under 100 words, warm, without a ceremonial opening. Invent no shared memories, avoid a list of stock wishes and do not rhyme.
Check: Check the name and memories. Keep only details that genuinely fit the recipient.
For a colleague
Write a short greeting for a colleague on [occasion]. We appreciate [specific contribution]. Friendly but not overly familiar, up to five sentences. Do not mention age, family, health or promotion unless supplied.
Check: Check that jokes and forms of address suit your relationship.
A detail beats a stock phrase
One memory of a shared trip can say more than ten generic wishes. Leave unnecessary personal details out of chat.
For a message or speech
Keep a message short. For a toast, request a half-minute version and time it aloud.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I write a birthday greeting?
- Yes. Describe the person, your relationship and a few details.
- Do I need the full name?
- No. The form of address you intend to use is enough.
- Can it be funny?
- Yes. Specify suitable joke topics and ones to avoid.
- How do I use the prompt?
- Copy the prompt, choose “Open chat”, sign in and paste it. Replace the placeholders with your details and send the request. Your account allowance applies.