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it correct English to say that Thanks for being such a beautiful team! I enjoyed working with you, much love from here. blessings
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It’s understandable, but I’d tweak wording, punctuation, and register. Notes:
- “Beautiful team” is okay poetically but “wonderful,” “amazing,” or “great” is more natural in most contexts.
- “I enjoyed working with you, much love from here.” is a comma splice — use a period, semicolon, or dash.
- “Much love” and “blessings” are very personal; use them only if the audience is close or informal.
Suggestions by tone:
- Friendly/informal:
Thanks for being such an amazing team! I enjoyed working with you. Much love from here — blessings!
- Warm but professional:
Thank you for being such a wonderful team. It was a pleasure working with you. Best wishes.
- Short/neutral:
Thank you — it was a pleasure working with the team.
If you tell me the audience (colleagues, clients, a volunteer group), I can suggest the best phrasing.
- “Beautiful team” is okay poetically but “wonderful,” “amazing,” or “great” is more natural in most contexts.
- “I enjoyed working with you, much love from here.” is a comma splice — use a period, semicolon, or dash.
- “Much love” and “blessings” are very personal; use them only if the audience is close or informal.
Suggestions by tone:
- Friendly/informal:
Thanks for being such an amazing team! I enjoyed working with you. Much love from here — blessings!
- Warm but professional:
Thank you for being such a wonderful team. It was a pleasure working with you. Best wishes.
- Short/neutral:
Thank you — it was a pleasure working with the team.
If you tell me the audience (colleagues, clients, a volunteer group), I can suggest the best phrasing.