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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
When do you say "Many Cheers!"?
I saw it on somebody (who's a bit famous actually)'s FB profile page,
it was an ending phrase proceded by a whole of words such as "this FB account is created to funnel my fans in to a pipiline..." and stuff.
What does it mean?
And since I brought that up,
I have one more question about the term that you used to call these phrases that end a letter or soemthing, e.g.,Best Wishes, Best regards, Take care and many others. (I remember there's this word that indicate them in general, I just somehow forgot)
it was an ending phrase proceded by a whole of words such as "this FB account is created to funnel my fans in to a pipiline..." and stuff.
What does it mean?
And since I brought that up,
I have one more question about the term that you used to call these phrases that end a letter or soemthing, e.g.,Best Wishes, Best regards, Take care and many others. (I remember there's this word that indicate them in general, I just somehow forgot)
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Hi Chivalry, I am not sure of the first part of your question. The concluding part of the letter is called valediction.
- Hi Chivalry, I am not sure of the first part of your question.
- The concluding part of the letter is called valediction.
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Hi Chivalry,
I am not sure of the first part of your question.
The concluding part of the letter is called valediction.
I am not sure of the first part of your question.
The concluding part of the letter is called valediction.
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