mail in English: Letters and parcels that people send to each other. British English usually says "post" for the same thing. (noun)

Translation

Letters and parcels that people send to each other. British English usually says "post" for the same thing.

Word origin

From Old French male, a bag for travelling. Letters were carried from town to town in such a bag.

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"Mail" means all the letters and parcels together.

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Here "mail" is the letters that arrived for one person.

Britain , America .

The two words mean the same thing.

post

The system that carries letters from place to place, and the letters that arrive. Americans call this the mail.

letter

One of the signs we use to write words, like a, b, or c; or a message you write and send to someone.

box

A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things.

send

To make something go from one place to another, like a letter or a message.

card

A small flat piece of thick paper, used to write on or to play games.

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