When the Chinese girl is talking about "邮件" at 4:03, she should specify that is really "e-mail". You know, 邮政局/郵便局 still exist in China and Japan. Even their generation may still know what a postage stamp is.
@No0bZai964 жыл бұрын
I think only you dint understand, tbh. Anyone who has work in this era knows what exactly it means, i dont think anyone is stupid enough to think that you will use letter for daily work in this era, even in previous era nobody use handwritten letter for work (maybe before ww2 lar lolz)
@ruiyuandong13984 жыл бұрын
@@No0bZai96 First of all, please look up the definition of the word "mail" in dictionary, such as dictionary.com. "Mail" does not mean "handwritten letter" only. Where I live, it is very common for business correspondence, especially official business correspondence to include the following: "You will receive your in the mail in business days" or "Please submit the required documents by certified mail before " Do you think they are talking about e-mail here? Recently, a very hot political topic is "voting by mail". Do you think we are talking about e-mail here? or maybe voting by FB or Twitter? Yes, it may not be your daily work, but it is certainly the daily work for all those poll workers, election officers, etc. Also, I would assume you applied for a passport, or a drivers license etc., say, after WWII. How does your government deliver these government document to you? Via e-mail? LINE? WeChat or FB? Yes, handwritten love letter is a thing of the past era, but even today, postal mail/邮政局/郵便局 are very much still a part of business daily work, especially in government official business, legal/court business, etc.
@No0bZai964 жыл бұрын
@@ruiyuandong1398 please look up to the meaning of メール in japanese before you talk, you sound so pathetic man
@No0bZai964 жыл бұрын
@@ruiyuandong1398 eigobu.jp/magazine/mail please read, and do take note they are talking in Japanese, not english, please stop making yourself look so embarrass
Email is more formal and more organized than using wechat. Thats one of the reasons a lot of mainland Chinese company's internal management systems are very messy comparatively.