"email to chinese, address their name"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

the receiver's address and name written on postal matter

put an address on (an envelope)

a Chinese―a Chinaman―（総称すれば）―the Chinese

to report one's name and address

I was allowed to write an email in Japanese.

a Chinese book entitled {'Daigaku'}

What's your name [address, telephone number]?

Unfinished email

Please enter your email address.

If you don't mind, please give me your email address.

I inquired his e‐mail address.

I mainly communicate by e-mail in English.

the tag on a shipment on which is written the name and address of the receiver or the sender

I can write an electronic text using Japanese.

Our company logs the e-mail and other information from the person in charge.

They confused the names of the sender and the addressee.

Tell me your name, your address, and all the rest of it.

write one's name and address in a book

The date an order was placed

Please print your name and address clearly.

We think that we will write an email.

Please send me an email then.

a former name of China

a book used for listing names and addresses

a title used with the name of the addressee on a letter

A name and order number

Chinese medicine called 'gokahi'

the action of writing in the name of one's occupation and address at the upper right hand side of one's name

Please send me an email

give one's name and address