Embrace a professional and culturally appropriate tone in your German email correspondence with our expert guide to german email sign off. Discover the secrets to leaving a lasting impression and fostering positive business relationships.
Initiate your email with a formal salutation appropriate for the recipient's seniority and relationship to you.
Salutation | Level of Formality |
---|---|
Sehr geehrte/r Herr/Frau [Last Name] | Highly formal, appropriate for senior or unfamiliar recipients |
Guten Tag, Herr/Frau [Last Name] | Formal, suitable for professional acquaintances |
Hallo, [First Name] | Informal, used between colleagues or friends |
Convey your intent and maintain a professional tone with the following common closing phrases:
Closing Phrase | Meaning |
---|---|
Mit freundlichen Grüßen | With kind regards |
Herzliche Grüße | Warm regards |
Viele Grüße | Best regards |
Schöne Grüße | Kind regards |
Complete your email with a personal signature that includes your name, job title, and company.
Example:
Max Mustermann
Geschäftsführer
Mustermann GmbH
Remember to consider German cultural norms when choosing your german email sign off.
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