Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Sin otro particular

English translation:

Looking forward to hearing from you (at your earliest convenience), I (we) remain

Added to glossary by aivars
Jun 8, 2002 04:01
22 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Sin otro particular...

Spanish to English Law/Patents
formal cliché at the end of an extremely formal (and generally noxious )letter

Proposed translations

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Please see several options below

To close a formal letter you may use:

Looking forward to hearing from you (at your earliest convenience), I (we) remain,

Sincerely,
Sincerely yours,
Yours sincerely,
Faithfully,
Yours faithfully,
Cordially yours,
Reference:

26 yrs' exp.

Peer comment(s):

agree Endre Both
16 mins
Thanks, Dinnye
agree Paul Mably (X) : Yeah, this is the formal and noxious way it's done in English
38 mins
Thanks, Paul
agree Sheila Hardie
2 hrs
Thanks, SJ
agree Sam D (X) : This is the best
3 hrs
Thanks, Sam
agree Parrot : best rendering
6 hrs
Thanks, Ceci
agree Russell Gillis : This one is the most idiomatic way of ending a letter.
7 hrs
Thank you, boss
agree Ana Cicconi
7 hrs
Gracias, Ana
agree Valeria Verona : that's it.
8 hrs
Gracias, Vale
agree Robert INGLEDEW
8 hrs
Gracias, Roberto
agree Nitza Ramos
9 hrs
Gracias, Nitza
agree Jeanne Zang : My answer was the exact meaning of the expression, but this answer is the correct way to end a letter.
9 hrs
Thanks, Jeanne.
agree Gabriel Aramburo Siegert
14 hrs
Gracias, Gabo II
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "since I was asking , I cannot be the best judge , I supported myself on the opinion of peers (number)"
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12 mins

With no further aside...

This is also very formal but I guess it will "match" your letter.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Daniel Sanchez : Not used.
6712 days
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+3
12 mins

with nothing more to add

Personal knowledge.
Peer comment(s):

agree Henry Hinds : Agree, US.
1 hr
agree Russell Gillis : As far as keeping the original meaning, this one is good.
7 hrs
agree Claudia Andreani
9 hrs
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3 hrs

without further, we remain

that's what I use....
Peer comment(s):

neutral Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : without further alone is incorrect
5 hrs
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