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BMO Posted 22 years ago
Letter Writing

Letter ending

Sincerely is a common one. Do people still use Cordially?
  

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bmo, Cordially, Sincerely, Sincerely yours, Yours truly, (used in North America for personal and business, but not in UK) Yours faithfully, (used in the UK for business, but not North America) Regards, Best regards, There are lots of ways to end a letter. Hope that helps. MountainHiker

— MountainHiker

  • bmo, Cordially, Sincerely, Sincerely yours, Yours truly, (used in North America for personal and business, but not in UK) Yours faithfully, (used in the UK for business, but not North America) Regards, Best regards, There are lots of ways to end a letter.
  • Hope that helps.
  • MountainHiker
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bmo,


Cordially,

Sincerely,

Sincerely yours,

Yours truly, (used in North America for personal and business, but not in UK)

Yours faithfully, (used in the UK for business, but not North America)

Regards,

Best regards,



There are lots of ways to end a letter.

Hope that helps.

MountainHik
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Thank you. It helped a lot.
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Hi

Regarding this subject, I think we use "Yours faithfully" if we start by "Dear Sir/Madam", and "Sincerely yours" if we start by an identified recipient as "Dear Mr. John".

Please correct me if i am wrong.

Best regards,
Sherif
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Yes, although in Britain we put Yours sincerely instead of Sincerely yours.
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