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How is a letter in French ended?

Here's how to end a letter in French, along with some common phrases:

Formal Letters:

* Sincerely:

* Sincères salutations, (Most common)

* Avec mes salutations distinguées,

* Veuillez agréer, Madame/Monsieur, l'expression de mes salutations distinguées,

* Best Regards:

* Cordialement, (Common and versatile)

* Bien cordialement,

* Meilleures salutations,

* Mes meilleurs vœux, (If you're wishing them well)

Informal Letters:

* Best:

* Amitiés, (To close a letter to a friend)

* Affectueusement, (For a close friend or family member)

* Warm regards:

* Bien amicalement,

* Avec mes meilleures pensées,

* Je t'embrasse bien fort, (To someone very close, like a child)

Important Notes:

* Gender: In French, you need to use the correct gender when addressing someone. For example, "Madame" is used for a woman, and "Monsieur" is used for a man.

* Sign-off: Your name should be written below the sign-off.

* Punctuation: A comma is often used after the closing phrase.

Examples:

* Formal: "Sincères salutations, [Your Name]"

* Informal: "Amitiés, [Your Name]"

Additional Tips:

* Context: The tone of your letter should guide your choice of closing.

* Clarity: Keep your closing brief and clear.

* Practice: The more you write letters in French, the more familiar you'll become with the different options and their nuances.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

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