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- Letter: Closing - use of fondly | WordReference Forums
Thus for me, receiving the letter closing "fondly" from someone I was close to would sound tepid to cold to me, especially at the end of a cold email Z I completely agree with this - we use "love" to end letters very commonly to people we wouldn't say "I love you" to
- How serious is fondly? | WordReference Forums
I agree with Revontuli, in general It may be 'age-related', as you suggest, if there is a significant difference in your ages "Fondly" can express a fatherly sort of friendliness This is only one word on an email I think all the other things you know about him will give you much more important and reliable information than we can
- fondly enough I dont fancy you - WordReference Forums
Hi! I want to know what does "fondly enough" mean in this sentence: "No James, fondly enough I don't fancy you" I know "fondly" means cariñosamente, but I am not sure And when is the expresion "fondly enough" usually used? Feel free to correct me! I'd appreciate any help
- Fondly - WordReference Forums
Buenas noches, quisiera saber que les parece esta traducción: The first characteristic forces us –or so we fondly imagine- to engage more ingeniously with our sources of evidence La primera característica nos obliga (o lo deseamos creer) a trabajar de manera más ingeniosa con nuestras
- Fondly lt;remembering remember gt; Ram - WordReference Forums
Fondly remembering Ram, who died 2 years ago, on his birth anniversary today Should it be remembering or remember? (Involuntary action)
- Letter: Closing - Kisses at the end of an informal letter
I've been told that English people never use the expression "Kisses" to end an informal letter Do you agree? You can write XXXXXX meaning kisses, though
- Remember fondly - WordReference Forums
I am trying to translate "I remember my month with your family very fondly" "Recuerdo con aficion el mes con tu familia" ? Thanks!
- He will always be fondly remembered - WordReference Forums
Is there a way to say, "He will always be fondly remembered" in Italian? Or does the sentence need to be changed to "Everyone will always remember him with fondness" or "He will always be fondly remembered by those who knew him"? My attempt: Tutti lo ricorderanno sempre con affetto
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