Section 9 Using an Email Account

Section 9 Using an Email Account

 

A : Basic ｅxpressions

- send an email → send~by email.

- attach files → attached file attachment

- compress → compress a file → compressed file.

- receive an email → check an email.

- reply → ~reply to one's email or answer one's email.

- forward A to B → Can you forward the contract to me?

- be returned →bounce back, get rejected,

→ The email message bounced back because of a large attachment.

- mistype → typo, misspelling

- be filled with~ → My mailbox is filled with junk mail.

- empty → empty the mailbox.

- recover a deleted mail. → delete permanently.

- junk mail → spam mail, bulk mail

- set one's password

B : Key sentences

- Can you attach the files to an email message? → Sure. Let me have your email address, please.

C : Key Dialog

- I'm looking forward to your prompt response. → I'll check and reply to your email right away.

- I don't know why the email was returned. → My mailbox is full. I'll empty it.

- I received the contract by email. → Can you forward it to me?

- I have a hard time downloading a large attachment you sent. → I'll compress the file and resend it.

- I haven't received your email yet. → I'm sorry. I mistyped your email address.

- I want to recover a deleted mail. → If you deleted it permanently, it's impossible to recover it.

- I'm tired of deleting junk mail. → Try to use a spam filter.

D : Office Talk

- JP, can you check your email box? → Email I sent to you bounced back.

- Oh no, my mailbox is filled with a lot of junk mail. I'll delete it right away. Can you resend it?

- Sure, I'm looking forward to your prompt reponse.

E : Further Study

- Cc (Carbon copy)

- Bcc (Blind carbon copy) 숨은 참조(수신인에게 알리지 않고 메일을 받은 제3자)

- Inbox

- Save as a draft

- Index

- Compose

- Delete / Discard

- Reply

- Forward