Unintentional weight loss, defined as a loss of 5% of body weight in one month or 10% in six months, is of significant concern in older adults.1,2 Itâs a predictor of mortality, with 9% to 38% of older adults dying within one to 2 1/2 years of onset3 and the risk increasing four times with a 5% weight loss in one month.
Proper names are said the same in Spanish as they are in English. So Cassie in Spanish is Cassie! Cassie is a person's name. The name of someone does not change with the language. Cassie would still be Cassie in Spanish.
In Spanish, it is the rule to follow the greeting with a colon rather than the comma usually used in English. Use of a comma is seen as an Anglicism. Querido Roberto: (Dear Roberto,) Querida Ana: (Dear Ana,) Queridos Juan y Lisa: (Dear Juan and Lisa,) Note that in Spanish the masculine form, queridos, is used if the recipients include people of both sexes.