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Can I use "bye" at the end of an email? Are there other words instead of saying "bye"?
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You could, but it's not common, and you would only say that to a friend.
Americans seem to like saying 'regards' or 'best regards'.
Rather more formal and old-fashioned is to say 'yours sincerely'.
If the person has been good to you, you could say 'thanks'.
In Australasia 'cheers' is quite common.
Americans seem to like saying 'regards' or 'best regards'.
Rather more formal and old-fashioned is to say 'yours sincerely'.
If the person has been good to you, you could say 'thanks'.
In Australasia 'cheers' is quite common.
You can use that with friends, but it's a little curt (short). Other friendly options are:
Take care
See you soon
Stay well
...I happen to use "cheers" for friendly emails.
Take care
See you soon
Stay well
...I happen to use "cheers" for friendly emails.
No, Bye is used generally, when next communication is uncertain, so to avoid this we generally use "Regards" .
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