The difference between a polite German email and a polite English email lies in the style and structure of the language used. German tends to be more formal, with the use of titles and the formal "Sie" pronoun, while English is generally less formal and more conversational. Polite German emails typically begin with "Sehr geehrte(r) [Last Name]" and end with "Mit freundlichen Grüßen", while polite English emails may use formal titles and address but also use the recipient's first name, and end with less formal phrases such as "Best regards" or "Sincerely".
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