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"love to you"
0 In which type of relationship is it appropriate for someone to this message at the end of a letter/ email? 02 br
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0 Hi, 02 br 00 It depends on the person's personality and cultural background. For me, as a generalization: 02 br 00 Used by a man: for family, for romance 02 br 00 Used by a woman: family, romance, friends 02 br 02 br 00 I think a more common form is for Tom to write 'Love, Tom' 02 br 02 br 00 Best wishes (but not love), 02 br 00 Clive 02 br 0-
- 0 Hi, 02 br 00 It depends on the person's personality and cultural background.
- For me, as a generalization: 02 br 00 Used by a man: for family, for romance 02 br 00 Used by a woman: family, romance, friends 02 br 02 br 00 I think a more common form is for Tom to write 'Love, Tom' 02 br 02 br 00 Best wishes (but not love), 02 br 00 Clive 02 br 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
00 It depends on the person's personality and cultural background. For me, as a generalization: 02 br
00 Used by a man: for family, for romance 02 br
00 Used by a woman: family, romance, friends 02 br
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00 I think a more common form is for Tom to write 'Love, Tom' 02 br
02 br
00 Best wishes (but not love), 02 br
00 It depends on the person's personality and cultural background. For me, as a generalization: 02 br
00 Used by a man: for family, for romance 02 br
00 Used by a woman: family, romance, friends 02 br
02 br
00 I think a more common form is for Tom to write 'Love, Tom' 02 br
02 br
00 Best wishes (but not love), 02 br
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0 thank you for your input, 02 br
00 personally, since english is my second language I would not have used that expression. 02 br
00 I may be using this site backwards from most people: trying to decrypt what a "real british"person has told me 02 br
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00 catherine ( the "guest" from before of course) 0-
00 personally, since english is my second language I would not have used that expression. 02 br
00 I may be using this site backwards from most people: trying to decrypt what a "real british"person has told me 02 br
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00 catherine ( the "guest" from before of course) 0-
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0 You cannot guarantee that this Briton is in love with you Cath. Love,..... is a common way to write to a friend (though 'love to you' would usually only appear as part of a longer phrase). 02 br
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00 I hope that doesn't make you sad! 0-
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0 Hi Cath-- welcome to English Forums. Yes indeed, sometimes males writing females or vice versa (and otherwise) can intentionally or unintentionally appear over-fond for the circumstances. 0-
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