I think the language and politeness we exhibit as disappeared over the years especially in certain correspondence. Your client and your boss come across as rather illiterate oafs.Having said all that, I’d consider using the plain-vanilla “sincerely,” which can be used even if you are not totally sincere.Yes, I also thought that. In that instance, at least someone had the wit to respond that they only lived in a normal sized house.I was always taught ‘You should be sincere in business and faithful to your friends, so of course some idiot got it backwards when signing letters.’I’ve always done that since then, but really, I don’t think it matters. (I’m being sarcastic; don’t crucify me! More unwieldy but I’m not as lazy as an Australian so I can handle it.

A Lazy Woman’s Guide to Fitness. I agree with J Miles P about creating consistency.To all who think “Yours” would be too “intimate”. I’m english and always put ‘Yours’ first and dont leave it out.

I usually do all my correspondence by email, which is a far less formal medium; in emails I either start ‘Hi’ (with or without name depending on if I know it), or, if I feel that would be too casual, with no salutation at all. I suspect someone who created this writing style with “yours” and “dear” could have been a “same sex advancer”… LOL (just joking).how about using the sign off “Yours sexually” and/or “Anally yours”. To me, this shows the arbitrary creation of some “rules” for writing, especially those that seem to have neither grammatical considerations nor agreement between the meaning of the words and the purpose for which they are used.“I don’t know you. Good manners cost nothing and i am dissappointed when i see the ” incorrect” ending to letters or conversations. Take Japanese, which took certain characters of Chinese.I think the French have the right idea – the formal ending for letters is:My children think i’m too pedantic when it comes to thanks you and letter endings etc. All Right Reserved

What does Yours Sincerely mean? In the last twenty years New Zealand has become a, vibrant, diverse Nation and we now believe in an altar-load of different, exciting religions. I think I just needed somebody to see the illiterate oaf-ness of them as well! WHAT is going on here!??

WHEN DID THESE THINGS BECOME MORE FORMAL THAN YOURS FAITHFULLY??! When working for Social Services, I was directed to compose a ‘Communications Policy’. I am still trying to work out what happened on the 9th of November?I am a North European and I am affected by both UK/US writing styles of English although I do not consider American English a real English language. How about an email with “Blissfully yours” as sign off . Throughout time word usage, like everything else, obviously changes. If you have feelings you wish to convey put them in the body of the correspondence and do shut up you tedious Americans.I’m British, and was taught at school ‘Yours faithfully’ for ‘Dear Sir/Madam’ and ‘Yours sincerely’ for ‘Dear Mr Smith’. Thanks for reading this, I didn’t mean to do such a long comment.I am from Great Britain and I always use Yours Sincerely and Yours Truly.

You will probably throw it in the trash. These people all have masters in business administration. Once in awhile I might say “Most sincerely,” but never “Yours [whatever]” for the simple reason that I am not “yours.” You could attribute that to the streak of American egalitarianism in me, or possibly my being a lawyer who sometimes writes to adversaries, but I am my wife’s, or my children’s, but never “yours.”I’ve always thought that “Yours truly”, “Sincerely yours” etc. You can use it when you’re being insincere and false without guilt. I don’t expect to hear back from you. This reflects badly on the educational institution where this person has studied.I utterly agree with the comments of Caroline Leek. (‘Dear John’ would be ‘Love from’, though depending on the recipient I might prefer to avoid that as an adult! French Translation of “yours faithfully” | The official Collins English-French Dictionary online. And the more frightening thing is that neither of my bosses stood up for me, because neither of them had ever, according to them, seen the sign off ‘yours faithfully’ before. Yours faithfully British English the usual polite way of ending a formal letter, which you have begun with Dear Sir or Dear Madam → faithfully Examples from the Corpus Yours faithfully • Your faithfully, Adam Browning • Such letters will close with Yours faithfully. When it comes to friends and family though it is a different story. I signed this letter, ‘Yours faithfully’.
Such as “Thanks”.People who resort to “religious” reasons/excuses for things should be locked up. I usually use “Best regards” but once or twice I unintentionally misspelled “Beat retards”.

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