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Marigold Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Word for special type of e-mail

Hello everybody,

I´m looking for the English word for a special type of e-mail: one that is sent to more recipients (for example to tell your friends about your new address or phone number, or one that a boss sends to all people in the department, etc.) In German it´s called "Rundmail" (round mail), if that helps anyone.

Thanks for your help!
Marigold
  

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I assume it's called a "group mailing", since one of the functions of our address books online is to have addresses listed by groups. And, by the way, welcome to the forums!

— Philip

  • I assume it's called a "group mailing", since one of the functions of our address books online is to have addresses listed by groups.
  • And, by the way, welcome to the forums!
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I assume it's called a "group mailing", since one of the functions of our address books online is to have addresses listed by groups.

And, by the way, welcome to the forums!
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Hi Philip,

Thanks for the welcome and for the answer! But how do you use the word in a sentence?

For example: "I sent a ...... to all my friends with my new phone number". I sent a group mail?
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Yes. I'd say, "I sent a group mailing to everyone.....".
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