One spelling mistake
I sent E-mails to my foreign clients about Blessings on 12-24, while I find out a big spelling mistake just now, that I wrote "Marry Chrismas" instead of 'Merry Chrismas"!
God, only one of them send back Thank you and Merry Chrismas to you, too, the others have no reaction. The friend I met at Expo but never have business with is also included, I am afraid this won't leave a good impression, maybe they will think I am not a professional English speaker and they will not rest assurance to corporate with me. I want to know, as for you, is this a funny joke or something other? What do you think about my mistake?

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One spelling mistake
I sent E-mails to my foreign clients about Blessings on 12-24, while I find out a big spelling mistake just now, that I wrote "Marry Chrismas" instead of 'Merry Chrismas"! 
God, only one of them send back Thank you and Merry Chrismas to you, too, the others have no reaction. The friend I met at Expo but never have business with is also included, I am afraid this won't leave a good impression, maybe they will think I am not a professional English speaker and they will not rest assurance to corporate with me. I want to know, as for you, is this a funny joke or something other? What do you think about my mistake?

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I have to agree with both replies. We all make mistakes. Typos are very common. Don't worry too much about this.

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I wouldn't worry to much. People have typos in their emails all the time. I would continue working on improving your writing skills for any future correspondence with your clients. No one expects perfection.

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I have dealt with foreign companies before that have made big spelling mistakes.  I think I can speak for most international companies when I say that such mistakes are common and we consider more the thoughtfulness of sending a greeting rather than what misspellings occur.

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