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Lea Posted 21 years ago
Letter Writing
What is appropriate?
I read another thread on a similar topic, but it doesn't answer my question.
When is "warm regards" appropriate to end a letter or email?
What is the difference to "kind regards"?
Is "warmest regards" inappropriate for business?
Or is it all just the same!
When is "warm regards" appropriate to end a letter or email?
What is the difference to "kind regards"?
Is "warmest regards" inappropriate for business?
Or is it all just the same!
Top answer
Hi Lea, In North America, I think "warmest regards" would not be appropriate for business. Go with Yours truly, or Sincerely, Regards, or something similar. Kind regards is generic.
- Hi Lea, In North America, I think "warmest regards" would not be appropriate for business.
- Go with Yours truly, or Sincerely, Regards, or something similar.
- Kind regards is generic.
- "Warm regards" has a bit of a personal touch that be used beween opposite sexes.
- Signing off a letter ought not be a big deal.
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Hi Lea,
In North America, I think "warmest regards" would not be appropriate for business. Go with Yours truly, or Sincerely, Regards, or something similar.
Kind regards is generic. "Warm regards" has a bit of a personal touch that be used beween opposite sexes.
Signing off a letter ought not be a big deal. If your e-mail is business like, treat it as a letter.
In North America, I think "warmest regards" would not be appropriate for business. Go with Yours truly, or Sincerely, Regards, or something similar.
Kind regards is generic. "Warm regards" has a bit of a personal touch that be used beween opposite sexes.
Signing off a letter ought not be a big deal. If your e-mail is business like, treat it as a letter.
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