Thread: Always your friend

Hi,

Google Translate gives me "Siempre a su amigo" is that most proper way to say this in Colombia?

Thanks

Well, that sounds odd to me. Would you give us a bit of context? Is it a letter or something like that?

Hi chewytoy, give us more context since the meaning can be different if, for example, is a signature.

Thanks for writing,

yes it's something of a signature following a short note to a person:

[body of note]

Always your friend, Chewytoy

Hey chewtoy, I think that would translate into something like "Tu amigo por siempre, Chewtoy".

I have a Colombian friend who used to foot all his correspondence with: "Su amigo de siempre, Panano" (lol, that is his nickname!) By the way, it was the time when there were "physical" hand-written letters and postcards, and not that much e-mail, texting and posting things on your "wall"...

Hello, I think that alfredo.astort's version "Tu amigo por siempre" is the best.

Thanks ludmilak!!! I also think gentle's version is allright, "Su amigo de siempre", now that I see it.