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My best regards to you by letter

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Latest post Mon, Mar 26 2007 8:52 PM by Anonymous. 3 replies.
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Teo  +  343524 Mon, 26 Mar 07 05:04 AM

I can just pay my best regards to you by letter.

Is the above sentence acceptable?
Teo
Joined on Tue, Sep 28 2004
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Thank you very much for your reply.
Kevin-China, 2 yr 247 days ago

i can just say ok to you by reply!

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Feebs11  +  343812 Mon, 26 Mar 07 08:33 PM
Not quite sure what you are aiming to say.
Feebs11
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Anonymous, 2 yr 246 days ago

"Regards" are usually "given."  Consider the line "Give my regards to Broadway."  One usually "pays" respects.

The sentence is still a bit awkward.  If you can give context, it will be helpful.

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