die EMail

A2

email

English meaning
email
Gender
die — feminine
Plural
die E-Mails
Vocabulary package
Email & Letters

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EMail in a sentence

Ich schreibe Ihnen/dir eine E-Mail.

I write you an email.

Declension of die EMail

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie EMaildie E-Mails
Accusativedie E-Maildie E-Mails
Dativeder E-Mailden E-Mails
Genitiveder E-Mailder E-Mails

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Questions about EMail

Is it der, die or das EMail?

It is die EMail — EMail is feminine. In the plural it becomes die E-Mails.

What is the plural of EMail?

The plural of die EMail is die E-Mails.

What is the genitive of EMail?

The genitive singular is der E-Mail. The dative plural is den E-Mails.

What does EMail mean in English?

die EMail means "email". For example: "Ich schreibe Ihnen/dir eine E-Mail." — "I write you an email."

What level is EMail in German?

EMail is a A2 word — a2 — elementary. It belongs to the email & letters vocabulary.

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