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Anonymous  +  959707 Mon, 02 Nov 09 09:52 AM
What is a formal word for "I just wanted you to know that"
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dokterjokkebrok  +  961331 Wed, 04 Nov 09 09:06 AM
I wouldn't know of one single word to replace that.

You could use 'for your information', but I doubt if that's used formally.



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Anonymous, 17 days ago
for your information only  or just 'fyi'

Philip  +  967421 Tue, 10 Nov 09 03:56 PM
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“for your information only  or just 'fyi'

 

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This is used in business situations (not sure that's exactly 'formal', though).
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