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How do you say "email" in Russian?
Электронная почта
Elektronnaja pochta
In Russian, "email" is Электронная почта (Elektronnaja pochta).
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Pronunciation
Work through Elektronnaja pochta one syllable at a time — seven in total — and punch up "ron" a touch, because the third syllable is the stressed one.
Writing and usage
Электронная почта is written using cyrillic. It's a noun, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
Он отправил письмо своему начальнику.
On otpravil pis'mo svoemu nachal'niku.
He sent an email to his boss.
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How to remember Электронная почта
Imagine an email shouting its own name, "Elektronnaja pochta", across a room, and let that silly image do the memorizing for you.
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Questions about Электронная почта
How do you pronounce Электронная почта?
Work through Elektronnaja pochta one syllable at a time — seven in total — and punch up "ron" a touch, because the third syllable is the stressed one.
Is Электронная почта formal or casual?
Электронная почта is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Электронная почта used in Russian?
Электронная почта is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Он отправил письмо своему начальнику. (He sent an email to his boss.).
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