exclamation mark

Hi,

I would like to know how would people interpret the exclamation mark in the sentence : " Please give our love to your folks ! hope your dad is doing well and still doing his stuff !

An exclamation is something that is said suddenly and emphatically. So, that is how I would interpret the writer's intention with these two sentences.

However, to me they do look a bit to

what do you mean by ordinary and calam to be typical exclamations ? what do the exclamation marks mean in the sentences ?

what does "Please give our love to your family " means ? best wishes ?

thanks

In reverse order, "Please give our love to your family" means, roughly, "please tell your family that I am thinking of them with affection."

It's a rather ordinary thing to say - it doesn't have the excitement, surprise, anger, horror, or extreme happiness that would merit an exclamation mark.

Congratulations to your mother on her Nobel prize! Now that would merit an exclamation

thanks ! well the writer said Give our love ... so it means that he was speaking for someone else too? or it is common to say our meaning I ?

I have no idea. Perhaps he meant he and his wife; perhaps she meant she and her husband. It's not common to use "our" meaning "my."

I guess that these sentences come from a family man. Yes, it is common to use "our love" to indicate the love of all family members.