意味
Sending electronic mail.
文化的背景
Emails are often very formal. Using 'Sayın' (Esteemed) is standard even if you have met the person before. Turkish people often follow up an important email with a phone call or WhatsApp message saying 'E-posta gönderdim, kontrol eder misiniz?' (I sent an email, could you check it?). The use of 'e-posta' instead of 'e-mail' is a sign of 'Öztürkçe' (Pure Turkish) preference, often seen in government and educational institutions. During religious holidays (Bayram), sending mass emails was common in the 2000s, but has now largely shifted to mobile apps.
Use the Dative
Always remember that the person receiving the email needs the -e or -a suffix. 'Bana gönder', not 'Beni gönder'.
Formal vs Informal
Don't say 'mail attım' to your professor; it sounds too casual. Stick to 'e-posta gönderdim'.
意味
Sending electronic mail.
Use the Dative
Always remember that the person receiving the email needs the -e or -a suffix. 'Bana gönder', not 'Beni gönder'.
Formal vs Informal
Don't say 'mail attım' to your professor; it sounds too casual. Stick to 'e-posta gönderdim'.
The 'İleti' nuance
If you see the word 'İleti' on your phone, it's just the pure Turkish version of 'E-posta'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'göndermek' in the past tense.
Dün akşam patronuma e-posta _______.
The sentence starts with 'Dün akşam' (Yesterday evening), so we need the past tense '-dim'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct way to say 'Send me an email'.
The recipient 'me' must be in the dative case 'bana'.
Match the Turkish phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are the four basic actions you can do with an email.
Complete the dialogue.
Ayşe: Ödevi gönderdin mi? Mehmet: Evet, az önce _______.
Mehmet is confirming that he performed the action Ayşe asked about.
🎉 スコア： /4
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練習問題バンク
4 問題Dün akşam patronuma e-posta _______.
The sentence starts with 'Dün akşam' (Yesterday evening), so we need the past tense '-dim'.
Choose the correct way to say 'Send me an email'.
The recipient 'me' must be in the dative case 'bana'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the four basic actions you can do with an email.
Ayşe: Ödevi gönderdin mi? Mehmet: Evet, az önce _______.
Mehmet is confirming that he performed the action Ayşe asked about.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes, 'mail' is very common in daily Turkish, but 'e-posta' is better for formal writing.
They are synonyms. 'Göndermek' is slightly more formal, while 'yollamak' is very common in speech.
Use 'E-posta yazıyorum'.
Use 'E-posta aldım' or 'E-posta geldi'.
It is usually written with a hyphen (e-posta), but sometimes you see it as 'eposta'.
The most common slang/informal way is 'mail atmak'.
You can say 'e-posta gönderdim' (I sent email) or 'bir e-posta gönderdim' (I sent an email). Both are fine.
Use 'E-postayı iletmek'.
It is usually kept as 'CC' or called 'Bilgi' (Information).
The word is 'Ek'. To send an attachment, you say 'Ek göndermek'.
関連フレーズ
E-mail atmak
similarTo shoot/throw an email
Mesaj göndermek
similarTo send a message
Mektup yazmak
contrastTo write a letter
Cevap vermek
builds onTo reply
Eklemek
specialized formTo attach/add
