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E-Mail: email — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

Quality-approved learning entrynounLevel A1

E-Mail

an electronic message sent from one person to another over the internet

IPA/ˈiːmeɪ̯l/

The main stress is on the first syllable.

Meaning 1neutral · 90%

an electronic message sent from one person to another over the internet

Ich schicke dir heute eine E-Mail.

Ich habe eine E-Mail von Anna bekommen.

Mein Chef schreibt gerade eine E-Mail.

E-Mail normally means an electronic message. For the address used to receive messages, German says E-Mail-Adresse.

eine E-Mail schreiben — write an email — send an email

eine E-Mail schicken

eine E-Mail bekommen — receive an email

E-Mail is the message itself. E-Mail-Adresse is the address used to send and receive emails.

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Which article is correct for E-Mail?

E-Mail is a countable noun for an electronic message sent over the internet. The plural is E-Mails.