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At the end of an email, when having been in touch with somebody for a longer time. You might want to wish them well regarding their current situation or just in general. If multiple emails are exchanged between you, you might want to find synonyms for "take care" so you don't repeat yourself.
You can use this sentence if you don't see or hear that person again that week. It's a great way to be friendly in your emails.
If you had a positive conversation, or you know the prospect or client is working on something big, it's a great way to wish them well in their endeavors.
Say this in your email if you have noticed that this person is a little sick. It's an excellent way to show you are and wish them good health.
If you notice somebody works just a little too much or has a lot on his plate, this is the perfect sentence to use. It is also appropriate if this person has come out of surgery or similar.
If you've had good contact with this person and have a meeting soon, this is an excellent phrase to use at the end of your email. It can also be used if you hope to see that person again in the near future.
Use this in case this person has received bad news about a sick relative or friend or being sick. It means that you wish this person well and you're actively thinking about their situation.
This is an easy sentence to use when you know someone is going on a journey, flight, or other trips.
If somebody is really under the weather, you can use this sentence to uplift their spirits.
When the holiday season comes around, we tend to use this phrase, wishing everyone a good time.
For email communication, this is a great sentence to use when you still have to call, write or meet up later that week or month.
