お送りしたサンプルはいかがでしたかって英語でなんて言うの？

In a formal situation, like a business email, it can be polite to ask for something in an indirect way. For example by saying: 'We look forward to hearing your feedback on the sample we sent'. 'Look forward' Hoping for, in suspense, excited to receive 'Feedback' - Opinion or thoughts concerning something. It is a business email so it is important to be as polite as possible. By saying the following indirect comment, it implies that a response is needed about the sample: We hope you were happy with the sample we sent. I hope that helps!

I hope you received the sample in good condition and I hope that you like our product. Kindly provide us feedback regarding the samples. - Asking if the samples was received in good condition and not damaged. Asking if they like it is helping you to find out if they will be interested. Asking for feedback is showing them that you are willing to make changes to the product if you have to. We have sent samples of our products for your comments and approval. - Asking for comments will allow you to make changes to your product so that they will order it. Approval is to confirm they are happy with the sample and will order it.

1 and 3 are very similar questions. 'How did you find...' is a good way of asking what someone thought about something. 3. This is a closed question. The answer will be 'Yes' or 'No'. Salesmen usually prefer to ask more open questions to avoid ever being told 'No'.

1. I hope you were satisfied by the sample that we sent you, feel free to let us know what you think. In Business email, the tone should be formal. This sentence is hoping that the person is "satisfied" with the sample. The word "satisfied" means well pleased, happy and contented. 2. We look forward to your feedback about the sample that we sent you. This statement is also formal, and is asking for feedback or information about the product from the client's point of view.

What's your feedback on (something)? - in sound, feedback is the echo or reverberation that you hear when your microphone is too close to the speakers. To give someone feedback is to take in what they say or do, and return a comment, similar to how the sound from the microphone is returned back through the speakers.

*We are awaiting your feedback on the sample we sent you. Awaiting means we are waiting for. Feedback is information about reactions to a product which is used as a basis for improvement. Therefore you are asking the client to send you the feedback at their earliest convenience.

1. In order to assure that the individual who received the samples found value in them, it can be asked if they were to his/her liking. It encourages precise and straightforward feedback. 2. A more informal and direct way to encourage feedback is to ask if the tester has anything to say. This will indicate that feedback is important.

All of them are polite and will be understood by any potential or existing client. Good luck.

If you would like to ask a potential client how they felt about the product you can do so by using the sentences above. If the client was impressed with the product then you have a sale and you have also gained clientele. Keeping your client happy will be the next important thing once you have them on board. "Good day sir, I am contacting you to find out if you were happy with the product samples you received?" "Good day ma'am, based on your experience with the samples, would you like to place an order?"