Hi,
Ive found this article: http://english.stackexchange.com/questio...d-an-email
about types of ending sentence in a email.

Personally Im using "With regards" but maybe Ill switch to "Yours faithfully". What about you?

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Business Email/Letter Closings:

Best Regards,
Cordially,
Good Wishes,
Many Thanks,
Most Sincerely,
Regards,
Sincerely,
Thank You,
With Confidence.

Informal Email/Letter Closings:

Adios,
Blessings,
Cheerio,
Cheers,
God Bless,
Gotta Boogie,
Grace and Peace,
Have Fun,
Health and Happiness,
Keep the Faith,
Later Vader,
Later Alligator,
Lots of Love,
Onward and Upward,
Over and Out,
Peace, Love & Happiness,
Peace & Blessings,
Rock On,
See ya,
Smell ya Later,
SMILE,
TA TA,
Toodles,
Your Friend,
Dream BIG.

Random:
Cheers,
Best wishes,
Take care,
All the best,
Good luck,

Best, or
Regards, or
Cheers,

Kind regards, or
Respectfully, or
Sincerely,

Best regards,
Kind regards,
Yours sincerely,
Yours faithfully, <---winner----

Seems like Later Vader's the winner for me !

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What about Yours truly? (my personal favorite)

"Sincerely" in formal communication.

In personal non-formal communication I am using custom closing like "Namarië" "Perun with you" etc. based on likings of me and my friends.

I remember my crazy Tolkienist friend and our game of who will invent more poetic opening and closing in quenya (the language of elves) . It was in time when we were writting actual paper letters

Best regards & Kind regards & Cheers & Regards & Asgards & Best regards and have a nice day & Best regards from Czequestria crew and see you there!

"Yours faithfully" is used if you don't know the name of the person you're writing to. Otherwise you have to replace it with something else, like "Yours sincerely"

(13.05.2014, 15:46)Melgarh Napsal(a): Best Asgards

I like this one

I think adios, god bless, cheerio, and over and out are some words you us to say good bye.

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I think? :dodgy:

I am always using See ya , but i like Rock on too