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Phrase 144: To whom it may concernJoin as a member to post an unlimited number of translation help requests as well as your answers to them English:
To whom it may concern
Answers French:
À l'intéressé
Comment:
It means: 'to the insterested/concerned person'.
For instance, 'This registered letter must be given to whom it may concern only/must be handed directly to...: Cette lettre recommandée ne doit être remise qu'à l'intéressé.'
Another expression could be 'en main propre' if it's a question of handing something directly to the concerned person.
If it's abstract (say something to/warn the person ...) then 'l'intéressé' is the proper iranslation.
French:
À qui de droit
Comment:
I hope it would be helpful
French:
Cher Mr, chère Mme,
Comment:
There’s no systematic transliteration, we usually write the denomination above unless you know the specific department or person then you can use: À l’attention de... Hope that helps.
French:
A l'attention de
Comment:
The translation above works at he beginning of a letter, etc. If used in a sentence I would say 'à la personne concernée'
Hope that helps!
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