jedno od objasnjenja koje sam nasao, verovatno i tu postoje varijacije u upotrebi
1) Yours faithfully
if u dont know the name of the person, end the letter in this way
2) Yours sincerely
if u know the name of the person, end the letter in this way
iz drugog izvora
'Finally, close the letter formally with "sincerely" or a similar polite expression. Sign your name and title.'
sa sajta BBC-a
'Your question about how to begin and end letters is an important one. In a formal letter, beginning with Dear Sir(s) or Dear Sir or Madam are equally acceptable, but make sure you match these with Yours faithfully at the end.
Yours sincerely is used in less formal letters when the name of your correspondent is known, thus: Dear Zdenek or Dear Mr Berger would end with Yours sincerely. If you know your correspondent very well, you might begin with Dear Zdenek and end with either Yours or Best wishes.'
interesatno, zar ne?
mada se ovde govori o britanskom engleskom, konkretno u nasem slucaju pismo smo poceli sa Whom It May Concern sto je tipicno americki nacin (Dear Sir or Madam britanski) onda da se i drzimo americkog engleskog
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