End email letter

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Dear all, I am working for the company in Vietnam . I usually send email to all agents at foreign by email. However, we have confused in using the end of email ex: Best regards, with thanks, Thanks in advance,...

Please help us when we use this. If any, pls list to me all of end emails. Thank you!

Benita · Accepted Answer

Hello Nguyennhuem,

You can close your emails with the following:

Regards,

Best regards,

Kind regards,

Thanks / Thank you (if you need to thank your clients for anything)

Thanks & regards

Best wishes,

When it comes to ending a letter you can use the following:

Yours truly,

Yours sincerely,

Sincerely yours,

Cordially,

Respectfully,

Respectfully yours,

Yours faithfully, (I don't think this one is very popular)

Nguyennhuem · Answer

Dear Benita,

Thanks for your return. However, I have another question, people often use "please be advised that, please advise that" Which is right and there is other pharse to replace it.

Benita · Answer

Let me explain with examples:

Please be advised that I will be travelling to France this month - This is to inform you that I will be travelling to France this month

Please advise whether you are planning to visit France this month - I would like to know if you are planning to visit France this month.

Anonymous · Answer

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Anonymous · Answer

a business correspondant has become increasingly friendlier and ends emails with sincerely yours how should I interpret that?

Anonymous · Answer

I think 'please be advised that' can be used when you are advising someone in advance about a particular situation. The other one does not sound right to me unless someone has a suggestion

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