by email or via email or ?

By email and by post are two different things. Whether using by email or by post depends on your meaning.

You could also say:

Shall I send the letter via email or post?

Thank you for answering, however I don't really understad it.

"By email and by post are two different things. Whether using by email or by post depends on your meaning"

What do you mean by two different things? I mean of course the post and the email are two different things, but how can it depend on my meaning? What "I would like to mean"

'Via', 'by', 'as an' --all fine for 'email'. I'm not sure that 'as a' works as well with 'post'.

Hi guys,

Where I live in N. America, we usually say 'mail' instead of 'post', so what you'd hear here is '... send it by regular mail....'

We often use the joking and rhymning term 'snail mail', to suggest that regular mail is slow.

Best wishes, Clive

I'm so sorry

"By" is used when we do something "by" a particular means, such as by car, by bus, by sun etc.

So, "by post", "by mail" " by email" are correct.

"Via" carries the same meaning as "by". When we do something via a paritcular means of person, we do it by making use of that means or person.

By email

MitrielHi,
hopefully last question for today...
How would the next sentence be correct ?
Shall I send the letter by email or post?
Or is it via email, or as an email...?

Only

Hi!is it via email,or as an. Email