What are best practices for closing professional emails in Italian

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In professional emails in Italian, the closing phrases should be polite, formal, and appropriate to the context. Common best practices include:

• Use formal greetings such as “Cordiali saluti” or “Distinti saluti,” which translate to “Kind regards” or “Best regards.”
• For more formal or respectful tones, use “La saluto cordialmente” or “Con ossequi.”
• If you have a closer rapport or want to sound slightly less formal but still professional, “Cordiali saluti” remains safe.
• Always include your full name and title if relevant after the closing phrase.
• Avoid overly casual phrases like “Ciao” or too informal closings in professional contexts.
• Keep the tone matching the overall formality of the email.

These practices ensure clear politeness and professionalism in closing emails in Italian.

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