One of those is the difference between the use of "Yours faithfully" and "Yours sincerely".
When the recipient name is unknown, we use "Yours faithfully" while we use "Yours sincerely" when we know the recipient's name.
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Thank you for this interesting post. It's quite advanced, but it still is a help. Now I know the proper usage of "Yours Faithfully" and "Yours Sincerely", because before, whenever I am writing business letters, or even simple ones, I just use whatever my mind tells me. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know that "yours faithfully" and "yours sincerely" have different usage. Thank you for sharing some tips in writing a business letter.
ReplyDeleteNow I know the difference between the two. Thank you for the information.
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ReplyDeleteThis information really helps in future usage.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this information. I know now that there's a difference between those two (yours faithfully & yours sincerely).
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ReplyDeleteI don't see the difference between "faithfully" and "sincerely, though. Haha. Thanks for the informing us about this.
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