Hi,
Let's say you are writing an personal ad on the internet, "looking for a pen pal." of sorts.
In the message you say that you are open-minded and you are not looking for a romance or any specific kind of friends/relationship, so regardless of age,sex,ethnicity, etc. you will welcome all the messages/emails.
After saying this, is it natural to write in the end:
"(So,) a message (or an e-mail) from anyone is welcome" ?
(Or the plural version: "Messages from anyone are welcome"?)
I'm proofreading it for my Japanese friend and I'm not sure if it sounds natural or not. ("Google"ed with a few results)
If not it would be great if you could provide me with something better or natural.
Thank you!
Let's say you are writing an personal ad on the internet, "looking for a pen pal." of sorts.
In the message you say that you are open-minded and you are not looking for a romance or any specific kind of friends/relationship, so regardless of age,sex,ethnicity, etc. you will welcome all the messages/emails.
After saying this, is it natural to write in the end:
"(So,) a message (or an e-mail) from anyone is welcome" ?
(Or the plural version: "Messages from anyone are welcome"?)
I'm proofreading it for my Japanese friend and I'm not sure if it sounds natural or not. ("Google"ed with a few results)
If not it would be great if you could provide me with something better or natural.
Thank you!