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Other | | English term or phrase: Kind regards | | End of message on an internet tourism board. To be addressed to an Irish person I have offered assistance to in dealing with a problem. |
| | | Gaelic translation:Le dea-mhéin | Explanation:
This is a common expression for the ending of messages, and it is the equivalent of Kind Regards. |
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