In business english, best regards means: A polite closing phrase written just before your name at the end of a professional email.
In Turkish: saygılarımla, en iyi dileklerimle, iyi çalışmalar
How it is used
Neutral and safe for most work emails. 'Kind regards' is a little warmer and very common in the UK; 'Regards' alone can feel short; 'Best' and 'Thanks' are informal. A comma follows it, and your name goes on the next line.
Example sentences
Please let me know if you have any questions. Best regards, Zeynep
In a first email to a new client, 'Best regards' is safer than just 'Best'.
Common collocations
kind regards
warm regards
with best regards
give my regards to
Related terms
look forward toTo feel pleased about something that is going to happen; in emails, a polite way to close and show that you expect a reply or a meeting.
please find attachedA fixed, polite phrase used in emails to tell the reader that a file is attached to the message.
draftAn early version of a document, email or plan that is not final yet and will probably be changed. As a verb, to write that first version.
follow upTo contact someone again about something you discussed earlier, in order to check progress, ask for an answer or add information.
