Instead of "good luck" what can I write ar say to my students?

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Instead of "good luck" what can I write ar say to my students?

ldthemagicman

Dear Nizarsouth,

I usually say: "All the Best!"

In my heart, this means: "I want All the Best Things in Life to Come to You, and to be Yours!"

All the Best!

Les

3 Nov 2010

Lina Ladybird

I like Les �s suggestion very much. :))

3 Nov 2010

Sorcha

Very intense Les! :)

I often write "Do your best!"

3 Nov 2010

el profe55,

Sterkte would of course be Dutch (Afrikaans being of dutch origin), it means as much as "wishing you strength" ( �sterk �= �strong �)

3 Nov 2010

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