I am glad to receive your letter.

I am very glad to receive your letter, which is translated in English as: I am very glad to receive your letter.

Very happy

English [? Willie l? D] beauty [? v？ Li ɡ l? d]

Thousands of joys and sorrows; Happy; very happy

Example: The? Children? Is it? Very? Happy? For what? She? Company. ?

The child is glad to have her company.

2. Listen

English [h(r)] America [h? r]

Transitive verb & hear, hear, receive.

I heard that; Listen; Trial; Got it.

Example: Drop? We? Answer? Is that okay? Is it? All the time. Great? Where to? Do you hear me? From where? What about you?

Drop us a line. It's always nice to hear from you.

3. From

English [fr? Beauty [fr? m】

Preposition (showing time) from ...; (indicate the reason) because; (indicating the source) from ...; (indicating separation) separate from [from].

Example: The? Rebels? Really? Cut? Turn it off? Electricity? From where? That? Capital.

The rebels have cut off the power supply to the capital.

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Phrases commonly used in letters:

1 I miss you. I miss you.

Example: Maybe I miss you. I was thinking about you.

Maybe? Me? Miss? What about you? Im？ Thinking? Yes? You ?

How are you? How have you been recently?

Example: How have you been recently? How about going to the movies tonight?

So what? what's up Up? Is it? we? Going? Where to? That? Movies? Tonight?

I look forward to hearing from you. I look forward to your reply.

However, I look forward to your reply.

But? Me? Will. Is it? Wait? For what? Yours Reply.