ME DESPIDE TU AMIGO
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peer agreement (net): +1| ME DESPIDO TU AMIGO explanation and correction... Explanation: The correct form is: Me despido despedirse = say goodbye tu amigo = your friend It is a standard form used to closing letters. Like in English there are standard forms e.g. "Best regards", "Yours sincerely" etc. Since it appears to be a friendly letter, I would just say "goodbye" or just "Your friend". Reference: http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=desp... |
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typo? - see explanation Explanation: 'SE despide tu amigo' is a common formula, if a bit old fashioned, that literally means, 'saying goodbye, your friend' followed by the signature. You can use your preferred one in English depending on your relationship with the person: Kind regards is my personal choice |
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