Hi, Luciene,
Just a small remark: in Brazil we use to end up an informal letter by saying: "Kisses", "Hugs" and something like this.
In English "Best regards", "Kind regards" and "All the best" are most commonly used in this case - I mean, that is what I have seen on most of the messages I receive.
Could any Native Speaker confirm this information?
That also gives me an idea for a topic:
"How do people use to conclude a written or spoken communication in your country?"
All the best,
Priscila
From: Luciene Lima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Any questions?
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 12:46:28 -0200
Hi Arasu,My name's Luciene and I live in Brasil, Sao Paulo city.How are ya doing?My tip to make you improve yor english is: read a lot.Another tip é: give a try to http://www2.uol.com.br/speakup/Thru this web site you can listen to tapes while you read what's going on.Another important tip is: try to talk with people about interesting things to you. It's not useful if you try to talk with someone to improve your english but the subject choose does not have interest to you, do you understand?Hugs,Luciene
2005/9/23, Arasu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
hi, I'm from chennai (India). I'm not fluent in english. what to do to
develop my language? please help me.
