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How do you end a pen pal letter in Spanish?

Here are some ways to end a pen pal letter in Spanish, along with explanations:

Formal:

* Atentamente, (Sincerely) - The most formal closing.

* Con mi más cordial saludo, (With my warmest regards) - A slightly less formal option.

* Un cordial saludo, (Warm regards) - Another suitable formal closing.

* Reciba un cordial saludo, (Please accept my warm regards) - This adds a bit of formality.

* Le saludo atentamente, (I greet you sincerely) - A good choice for someone you don't know well.

Informal:

* Un abrazo, (A hug) - A very common and friendly ending.

* Con cariño, (With love) - A closer, affectionate ending.

* Saludos cordiales, (Cordial greetings) - A friendly but still somewhat formal option.

* Hasta pronto, (See you soon) - Great if you hope to write again soon.

* Te mando un beso, (I send you a kiss) - A very affectionate ending.

More casual:

* ¡Nos vemos pronto! (See you soon!) - This is more of an exclamation than a closing.

* ¡Mucha suerte! (Good luck!) - A nice option for someone who's going through something.

Always sign off with your name:

* [Your Name]

Example:

* ¡Hola [Pen Pal's Name],!

* ¿Cómo estás?

* ... [Rest of your letter] ...

* Espero que te encuentres bien.

* Un abrazo,

* [Your Name]

Important Note: The level of formality you choose will depend on your relationship with your pen pal. If you're writing to someone older or someone you don't know very well, use a more formal closing. If you're writing to a friend, you can use a more informal closing.

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