Kind Regards or Kind regards or kind regards...?

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nikein

#5105 Wed, 20 Aug 03 03:52 PM

how would I finish off a letter?

Dear X,

....

Kind Regards,
or: Kind regards
or: kind regards

that would help a lot. thank you:)

nikein

Joined on Wed, Aug 20 2003

New Member (01)

Regards

tam

#5139 Wed, 20 Aug 03 11:04 PM

I would always use a capital on at least the Kind. Personally I would use the first Kind Regards. As its an ending it seems more important to capitalise both words and make more of an emphasis.

Hope that helps!

tam

Joined on Fri, Mar 21 2003

Junior Member (53)

Regards

bpatil

#10634 Mon, 13 Oct 03 06:37 AM

Hello Everyone

When you say 'kind regards' - who is being kind? The implication is that the writer of the letter is kind, which is a tad preposterous. IMHO, Best Regards or Warm Regards would be a better option.

bpatil

Joined on Mon, Oct 13 2003

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hitchhiker

#12239 Thu, 06 Nov 03 02:45 PM

"Kind regards" is simply a well intentioned gesture. It's another way of saying "Good, Best wishes" - I would not capitalise the r or w; but it wouldn't be a sin if you did!

Also see:

A very polite ending
Yours sincerely, faithfully
Writing to someone you don't know
cc, bcc (E-mail)

hitchhiker

Joined on Mon, Nov 18 2002

Malta, Europe

Senior Member (3,479)

"OK, so ten out of ten for style, but minus several million for good thinking, yeah?"

Yours sincerely, Regards

Guest

#27751 Thu, 15 Apr 04 12:17 AM

When ending a letter with 'Kind regards' and following it immediately beneath with 'Yours sincerely', which punctuation mark (if any) should be used after 'regards'?

Thanks for your help!

Guest

Yours sincerely, Regards, Punctuation

Guest

#27863 Fri, 16 Apr 04 09:35 AM

I agree for at least the 'K' of Kind, but I would prefer 'r', so that there is less "separation" between the 2 words.

cordially!

Guest

Regards

Guest

#31782 Wed, 02 Jun 04 04:41 AM

The correct version would to capitalize the "K" because the writer is using a phrase and the "K" is capitalized because it is the first word in a sentence (or fragment in this case). Capitalizing the "r" is just unnecessary.

Sorry for spelling errors, I'm great at grammar, terrible at spelling.

Best regards,

Anglophone

Guest

Regards, Grammar, Spelling

rexlui

#32216 Sun, 06 Jun 04 03:01 PM

Hello there,

There should be no "Kind (or kind)" before "Regards" as we normally do not have Bad (or bad) regards,

Regards,

rexlui

Joined on Sun, Jun 6 2004

New Member (01)

Regards

Guest

#32661 Thu, 10 Jun 04 04:25 AM

Can someone share the difference?

Best regards - I assume is for someone well respected or close in friendship. Is that true?

When should warm regards be used versus kind regards?

Thank you

Guest

Regards, Warm regards

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