tgno wlbuc tmmv idvi zxai 發信人: criskity@see.signature.for.domain (Chris Nelson), 信區: english
標  題: Re: The edning of English letters
發信站: Internet Navigator (Thu Jun 19 11:31:09 1997)
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<chloe.bbs@bbs.ee.nthu.edu.tw (克洛伊) wrote:

:   I got a question: Are there any ways to write English letters other 
: than ending with "Sincerely yours" "Sincerely"? I think there may be some
: informal expressions. And I've seen a letter ended with " Love, John", for
: example, is it the same as the expression above? If not, Are there any
: different meaning inside?
: Thank you for answering my question.

These are formal:

1. Very truly yours,
2. Cordially yours,
3. Regards, 
4. Best regards,
5. With best regards,
6. With sincerest regards,
7. Respectfully yours, (to someone who commands respect)
8. Faithfully yours,  (only to someone you already have a relationship with)

These are not formal:

9. All the best,
10. Best wishes,
11. Miss you,
12. Love,
13. Hugs and kisses,

The list goes on and on!

Chris



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