How to Say “Can You Send Me an Email?” in Turkish
The usual way to say “Can you send me an email?” in Turkish is Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz? It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 3 alternatives (colloquial, formal), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz?
- Literally
- “to me an email can-you-send?”
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- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz? is built
- banato me
- e-postaemail
- gönder-ebil-ircan send
- misinizquestion + you (polite)
Other ways to say “Can you send me an email?”
- Mail atar mısın?Colloquial
“will you drop me an email?”
Everyday office slang: mail atmak.
- E-postayla gönderir misiniz?Formal
“would you send it by email?”
Instrumental -la.
- E-posta adresiniz ne?Neutral
“what is your email address?”
Getting the address.
How to reply
Tabii, hemen atıyorum.
Sure, I’m sending it now.
Adresinizi alabilir miyim?
Can I have your address?
Example dialogue
- A
Raporu bana e-postayla gönderebilir misiniz?
Could you send me the report by email?
- B
Tabii, öğleden önce gönderirim.
Of course, I’ll send it before noon.
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“Can you send me an email?” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “Can you send me an email” in Turkish?
The most common way is Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz? (literally “to me an email can-you-send?”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Mail atar mısın (“will you drop me an email?”): everyday office slang: mail atmak.
How do you reply to Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz?
Typical replies are Tabii, hemen atıyorum. (“Sure, I’m sending it now.”) and Adresinizi alabilir miyim? (“Can I have your address?”).
What does each part of Bana e-posta gönderebilir misiniz mean?
bana = to me; e-posta = email; gönder-ebil-ir = can send; misiniz = question + you (polite). E-posta is the official word, but in offices people mostly say mail atmak (to throw a mail).
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