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Japanese letters depend greatly on the level of formality. An informal letter could be ended with anything such as (それじゃ) 'sore ja ' [lit: well then/bye], where formal letters use (敬語) 'keigo' [honorific language] with terms and expressions rarely used in daily conversations. 敬具 /kei gu/ meaning 'Sincerely yours' is a very polite way of ending a formal letter; 匆匆 /sou sou/ meaning 'Yours sincerely/hastily', is another formal way but usually used to brief formalities and when the letter is written with less usage of 'keigo' as it was necessary to urge the matter. かしく /ka shi ku/ is also a formal term occasionally used, but only by females, and is of same meaning as the ones aforementioned.

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