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Kevin-China  +  346699 Tue, 03 Apr 07 09:59 AM

like Best Regards/Best Wishes/yours sincerely/sincerely yours/.....etc

please give me as many as impossible.

thank you , god will bless you , and me too!Smile [:)]

        

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Kevin-China  +  348017 Sat, 07 Apr 07 04:59 AM

my vocabulary is small

anybody can tell me the latest popular complimentary words in a letter.

thanks again!
Kevin-China
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Patrick123  +  348091 Sat, 07 Apr 07 11:44 AM
Hi Kevin, you have also Kind regards, Yours truly, Yours faithfully, Love from *** or Send my love to the rest of the family ...and here I run out of ideas!
Good luck!
Patrick
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Kevin-China, 2 yr 214 days ago

thank you Patrick,

i got it!

Anonymous, 193 days ago
kind regards (more frendly or less formal that just "regards" or "best regards")
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