Meaning
A formal closing used in letters or emails.
Cultural Background
The phrase is the backbone of German business etiquette. Similar to Germany, but sometimes even more formal titles are used. Very similar to Germany, though sometimes 'Freundliche Grüße' is used. Germans expect this phrase in international business emails.
The Comma
Always put a comma after the phrase before your name.
Meaning
A formal closing used in letters or emails.
The Comma
Always put a comma after the phrase before your name.
Test Yourself
Which closing is appropriate for a formal email to a company?
How should you end your email?
This is the standard formal closing.
Complete the phrase.
Mit freundlichen ________.
The noun must be in the dative plural.
🎉 Score: /2
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
2 exercisesHow should you end your email?
This is the standard formal closing.
Mit freundlichen ________.
The noun must be in the dative plural.
🎉 Score: /2
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, if you use 'Sie' with your boss.
Related Phrases
Beste Grüße
similarBest regards
Liebe Grüße
contrastWarm regards
