At the end of an email I want to say: gracias por su tiempo y espero noticias de usted pronto
I'm just a little confused about using usted, should I be using gracias por si/su tiempo and is it correct to say espero noticias de si/su/usted. In english the phrase would be Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.
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The way that you wrot on the title is just raigth
GRACIAS POR SU TIEMPO, ESPERO NOTICIAS DE USTED PRONTO
I don't use the letter Y because it sounds very rude is like an order.
And remember you can't use "SI" Is only "SU" to refer to your things.
And use USTED to talk about the people.
Usted es muy amable
Usted es muy interesante
¿Es usted Canadiense?
¿Esta es SU pluma?
Buena suerte en SU entrevista
SU perro se escapó
Saludos
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The form "USTED" (contraction of "vuestra merced", your *mercy) is used to talk to someone in a pleasant way.
It's conjugated in the 3rd person singular. So the sentences "gracias por su tiempo" and "espero noticias de usted" are correct. :)
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