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Anonymous, 2 yr 281 days ago
Well, I'm a Finn too. I personally use a bi language approach:

Terveisin/Regards,

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Terveisin means about the same as Regards. Semi informal ang commonly used in emails.
Regards = Terveisin => terv.  (informal) ==> t.  (very informal)
Kind regards = Ystävällisin terveisin => Yst. terv.
Anonymous, 2 yr 220 days ago

hi

i use warm regards in all of my emails whethere formal or informal.i dont know whether it is the best one to use or not.but after i read your thread i may have to think about that.one more thing is i would always like to use the one which is not used by many,but also that should be appropriate.can anyone please suggest one for me....,i usually have to send emails to my cleints all over the world...

MrPedantic  +  353123 Thu, 19 Apr 07 10:41 PM
 Anonymous wrote:

hi

i use warm regards in all of my emails whethere formal or informal.i dont know whether it is the best one to use or not.but after i read your thread i may have to think about that.one more thing is i would always like to use the one which is not used by many,but also that should be appropriate.can anyone please suggest one for me....,i usually have to send emails to my cleints all over the world...

Well, I'm not sure "the one which is not used by many" will always be the most appropriate, Anon.

Why not use "Kind regards"? No one can complain, if you regard them kindly.

MrP

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Anonymous, 2 yr 205 days ago
Being norwegian I would probably prefer the first few incomming business emails to be ended by "Kind regards" and then quickly becomming less formal. Especially after I have met the sender in person I would prefer an informal ending...

Gaute
Anonymous, 2 yr 203 days ago

Hi guys,

Someone can help me.

I am brazilian girls, I woek with bussines here in Brazil, so I need to send many e-mails in English but I do not know write and espeak perfect.

Please, help me !! I need to know formal words for send my bussines e-mails to my foreing costumers.

Thanks

Grammar Geek  +  359283 Wed, 02 May 07 09:23 PM

Hello Ne,

You need to be more specific in how we can help you. My first piece of advice would be to use a dictionary. If you have difficulty with a specific sentence, let us know.

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Anonymous, 2 yr 203 days ago

Hello Barbara

Yes, you are right!

Can you help me with one sentece?

I need to ask to a company when they can send my material and say to company that I just made they payment .

Thanks

Ne

Grammar Geek  +  359290 Wed, 02 May 07 09:32 PM

Do you mean this?

I have just made the payment for my order of [whatever it is]. Can you please let me know when I should expect to receive it?

Anonymous, 2 yr 203 days ago

Hi Barbara

I need to ask to foreing company whren they can shipper my material and say I just made the payment.

I would like to know also how I can to start and the end the e-mail with formal words.

Thanks for Help

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