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  • Yours in service, - WordReference Forums
    I would guess it's short for "Yours in the Lord's service in God's service " I haven't seen this particular phrasing, but that would make sense in your context I did find a few examples of "Atentamente en el servicio al Señor" si te parece adecuado Saludos
  • Yours. . . . ending of email. | WordReference Forums
    A man who I am interested in (and he knows that I am) sent me an email Usually, he does not say anything specific at the end of his email (no "best" or "peace" or "take care") But this time, he sent me an email to thank me for my support for him (he was having a very rough time lately, and I
  • yours sincerely sincerely yours, | WordReference Forums
    These long-winded valedictions went out of fashion, but I have no idea when "Yours sincerely" (BrE) or "Sincerely yours" (AmE) became conventional forms They are rather better than "Yours etc", which was fairly common from perhaps the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries (although I might be out by many decades)
  • remain (at the end of a letter) | WordReference Forums
    Hi! could you please help me? i dont understand the meaning of remain in this context: Thanking you, we
  • Yours sincerely - WordReference Forums
    Yours sincerely es un modo formal de terminar una carta; normalmente de negocios Se usa cuando no se sabe el nombre apellido de la persona a la que se escribe Ni de lejos es algo amigable, es simplemente correcto Cuando se sabe el nombre de la persona (es decir se empieza con Estimado Sr Lopez, p ej ) se terminaría con Yours faithfully
  • yours ever - WordReference Forums
    Notably used by a Prime Minister when writing a letter of thanks acknowledging the forced resignation of a colleague, sometimes deliberately misinterpreted as sarcastic (Try googling, "yours ever tony") Such phrases are phatic phrases, not intended to convey the literal meaning of the words
  • Faithfully, I remain - WordReference Forums
    I have always seen* the " I remain " letter closing followed by " your obedient servant" although have a hard time finding a substantiation for this - aside from the many "guides" written around 100 years ago which include then whole phrase as suitable when writing to an employer (or higher-up in some way)
  • What about yours? - WordReference Forums
    Hallooo So I was wondering if it’s OK to say “what about yours” after someone’s asked for my name, like: - What’s your name? - My name’s Flora, what about yours? It sound a bit odd to me but just wanted to know if it’s grammatically correct
  • Yours sincerely vs Yours faithfully - WordReference Forums
    The difference is one of convention, not rule It may have started with the English Civil Service, but I couldn't be sure Dear Sir Madam - Yours Faithfully and Dear Mr xxxx - Yours Sincerely were part of the civil service style guide at one time That would be back in the time when "civil service style guide" wasn't littered with oxymorons
  • yours is not mine! - WordReference Forums
    it is the title of an article, the meaning seems to be equivalent to "to each man his own", the literal meaning I was just wandering if it is , too, a set phrase, but the fact you did not recognize it , implies it is not I suppose A google search showed another form : "what's yours is not mine", but with a different meaning I think





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