Mail

mail màil German Etymology Abbreviation of de E-Mail; the E- being redundant in German. Pronunciation de /mɛɪ̯l/ /meːl/ de Mehl according to the latter pronunciation de De-Mail.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f[predominantly],s or n[alternatively in southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland],s,s de slightly informal de E-Mail e-mail de Die Bewerbungen können per Post oder Mail eingereicht werden. The applications can be handed in by mail or e-mail. Usage notes Usually feminine; see de E-Mail for more. The form de Mail is predominant in informal contexts, but is now also a common variant in formal language. In the prestigious newspaper Die Zeit, the short form was used about 28% of the time between 2009 and 2018, while the full form was used 72% of the time.Korpustreffer für "@Mails", aus dem Korpus Die ZEIT des Digitalen Wörterbuchs der deutschen SpracheKorpustreffer für "@E-Mails", aus dem Korpus Die ZEIT des Digitalen Wörterbuchs der deutschen Sprache Declension f[predominantly],s or n[alternatively in southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland],s,s References de E-mail