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How do you say yours truly in French?

"Yours truly" in French can be translated in several ways, depending on the context and the level of formality:

Formal:

* Votre dévoué (m), Votre dévouée (f): This is the most formal way to sign off a letter and is often used by professionals. It means "Your devoted servant" and expresses respect.

* Avec mes salutations distinguées: This translates to "With my distinguished greetings" and is a polite and formal way to end a letter or email.

* Sincèrement: This means "Sincerely" and is a neutral but polite option.

Informal:

* Cordialement: This translates to "Warmly" and is a friendly and informal way to sign off.

* Affectueusement: This means "Affectionately" and is a very friendly and informal way to sign off.

* Amitiés: This means "Best regards" and is a good option for friends and close acquaintances.

Other options:

* Bien à vous: This literally translates to "Well to you" and is a general way to sign off.

* Meilleures salutations: This means "Best regards" and is a good neutral option.

The best choice will depend on your relationship with the person you are writing to and the formality of the situation.

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