Translation of Slovak word "e-mail" to English
/e-mail/
Meaning
NounA system for sending messages and datas by means of a computer network, primarily the Internet, using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol and the Internet Message Format.
How to use
The masculine inanimate loanword 'e-mail' (or 'email') declines according to the pattern 'dub' (G: e-mailu, L: v e-maile, I: e-mailom). To send an email is expressed with the verb 'poslať' (poslať e-mail).
🇬🇧 English
Example sentence
Každé ráno si kontrolujem pracovný e-mail.
Every morning I check my work email.
Poslala mu e-mail s prílohou dokumentov.
She sent him an email with documents attached.
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Common phrases
- poslať e-mail— to send an email
- odpovedať na e-mail— to reply to an email
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What does the Slovak word "e-mail" mean?▼
The Slovak word "e-mail" means "email" in English.
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