Hartelyke, groten
English translation: Kind regards, or Cordially,
| 18:15 Jul 19, 2000 |
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| na | (With) Kind regards |
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| na | Kind regards if typo |
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| na | Kind regards, or Cordially, |
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(With) Kind regards Explanation: I think this is a typo. It should read 'hartelijke groeten', which can be translated with 'Kind regards' of 'With kind regards' at the end of a letter. If it refers to Mr X passing his regards to someone else through you, as in 'de groeten doen', it means you say 'hello from Mr X' to the person intended. In this case 'hartelijke groeten' can be translated into 'a warm hello'. |
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Kind regards if typo Explanation: I think its a typo too! Marijke |
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Kind regards, or Cordially, Explanation: Hello Victoria, this is a typo. It should read 'Hartelijke groeten,'. Groeten = regards, and hartelijk = from the heart. So I think the usual phrase to translate this is 'Kind regards', but even 'Cordially yours' or 'affectionately yours,' can be used, depending on the tone of the rest of the letter. Good luck ! Rozemie |
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