How do you end a spanish letter, sincerely, from etc?

Question

I'm writing a letter to a family that is going to host me next year when I travel to Spain but I'm not sure how to end it whether you end it with sincerely or from in spanish culture.

Answer 1

Much of this answer depends on the tone of the letter. whether it is formal, or friendly, business or personal etc. You can use Sinceramente, but you can also use Attentamente (formal, like bus.), or Respetuosamente (Respectfully). You can also get creative and say something like, Agradecidamente suya/o, (gratefully yours). A very formal and respectful letter could also use Su servidor/a (your servant). The last would be well received by someone formal in spain.

We don't say "Agradecidamente suyo/a" . If you say "Agradecidamente" followed by your name, it's enough, jeje :) - Vicente1, May 29, 2011

Thanks, it's always nice to have someone offer constructive criticism. - Rey55, May 29, 2011

Answer 2

i use attentamente for formal letter

if it is informal (like with your friends or family members) un beso or besitos is okei...

Answer 3

For formal we use Atentamente ( se puede escribir tb Atte.)

Cordialmente

Saluda atentamente

Saludos cordiales

Answer 4

If you want to say "from", you can just say "desde".

Desde implies a location. In this case use departe de - Rey55, May 30, 2011

Answer 5

The above suggestions are very good. I will add a couple I've found. Quedo su atento y seguro servidor.(I remain yours truly.) La saluda atentamente, or queda a su disposicíon.Then just add your signature .Buena suerte.