Today you’ll get 18 ways to end a business, academic, or personal email in English.
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Business emails:
- “Best regards”
- “Best”
- “Regards”
- “Warm regards”
- “Respectfully”
Academic emails:
- Any of the business endings above
- “Thank you”
- “Thanks so much”
Friends/Family/Casual
- “Take care”
- “All the best”
- “Hugs”/ “Love”/ “XO” (very close relationships)
- “Talk soon”
- “Speak soon”
- “See you (ya) later”
- “Later”
- “Cheers”
- “Ciao”
If you aren’t sure which ending to use, choose a more formal ending or just say “Thank you.”
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What NOT to Do:
- Do not use abbreviations like “CU” (see you)
- Don’t end an email with “bye” or “goodbye”- it’s only spoken English
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Note about today’s blog post title:
“Like a Boss” is a pop culture reference that comes from the Saturday Night Live Lonely Island skit with Andy Samberg and Seth Rogan, click here to watch
AND the original song “Like a Boss” by Slim Thug
