just fell into the classic trap of starting an email with "hope you're doing well" and then trying to end the same email with "hope you're doing well"
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I remember memorizing the combinations of these when I studied French. I thought it was annoying at the time but in retrospect it's pretty convenient as it removes all guesswork.pic.twitter.com/118ej5nK5a
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lmao this chart is great i remember in school i thought it was fake language learning bs like how every language textbook is 20 years behind the times and it blew my mind when i realized ppl actually email like this
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in portugal all emails must begin with “most excellent sir/madam” and it’s great
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We use these formulations only for official administration documents or cover letters. With email these are too formal, so we end up questionning our lifes at every email like everyone... Hope you read this tweet with a strong french accent.
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Bien cordialement
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The format was developed by French University students writing home to their parents to show off the fancy grammar and rhetoric they'd learned while begging for more money for beer
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Business French class in college... actually useful
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