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02-Aug-2005, 06:07
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 What are the idioms usually used in closing an Email? I'm a Chinese student. I only know two idioms in closing an email, written to an acquainted friend, "Take care~", "Talk to you soon/later~". Would you please introduce more? Thank you for your help~ |
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02-Aug-2005, 11:38
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 Re: What are the idioms usually used in closing an Email? hi,as far as I know you can use "Cheers" or "see you" as well Irina  |
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03-Aug-2005, 05:20
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| Re: What are the idioms usually used in closing an Email? Thank you, Irina~ But, what does "Cheers" mean here? You know, the one I've learned is used as a toast, so, maybe, here, it simply means, "be happy"? Thank you~ |
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03-Aug-2005, 15:49
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| Re: What are the idioms usually used in closing an Email? 'Cheers' can be used as a way of sating 'thank you', and is very common in British English. It can also be used an informal way of ending an email, with a mixture of 'thanks' and 'goodbye'.  |
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04-Aug-2005, 01:36
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Re: What are the idioms usually used in closing an Email?  Thanks a lot, tdol~It's very interesting~ |
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