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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

More unformal ending

I need some help. I have been writing to a guy in another coyntry. I don't know him so well we wrote to eachother 5-10 times and I start to feel my ending Best regard is getting to formal and to much used. When I mail with my well known friends I just sign, Huggs and kisses or Love. Now I wonder if there is any good goodbye phrases that is in between those in formality.

Thankul for any help you can give me.

Yours sincerely
Daisy
  

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'Best wishes' is a nice in-between sort of sign off.

— Nona the brit

  • 'Best wishes' is a nice in-between sort of sign off.
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'Best wishes' is a nice in-between sort of sign off.
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Or "See you later".

MrP
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As an aside, the word is "informal" not "unformal."

Is "fondly" out of the question?
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There's also "talk to you later", which can be written as "TTYL".
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