Bien reçu merci cordialement mail

A classic French phrase!

Here's a breakdown of what it means:

• "Bien reçu" means "Thank you" or "Received with pleasure".
• "Merci" is a polite way to say "Thank you".
• "Cordialement" is a formal way to end a letter or email, which roughly translates to "Kind regards" or "Best regards".
• "Mail" is the French word for "email" or "letter".

So, the entire phrase "Bien reçu merci cordialement mail" can be translated to:

"Thank you, received with pleasure. Kind regards, [Your Name]"

This is a polite and professional way to end an email or letter in French.