In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for male or female.There is no gender specific noun for a female who delivers mail. Until a few decades ago, females were not hired for the job of delivering mail in most places.By the time that many postal services began to hire female carriers, job descriptions were becoming generic.The noun 'postman' has become the common gender nounmail carrier or letter carrier.Oddly enough, the job of 'postmaster', the manager of a local postal office, was sometimes done by women. The gender specific noun for a female manager is 'postmistress'.
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There isn't necessarily a word for news letter in Portuguese, most natives would usually say: correio (which means mail/ letter)
NO they do not want to ask them with an e-mail they say NO
First you have to ask if she likes you. Ask her through Facebook or hot mail and stuff she will say if she likes you. If she does take your chance and say you like her too! Trust me it will work!
you ask politely in your letter and send it if they say no respect that
We don’t have the letter so can’t help you.
Just ask. if they say no, ask another teacher.
It does not say in the books. If you truly want to know, ask J. K. Rowling by mail.
Depends on how many pages the letter is; an average letter, say two pages - one stamp.
I'm going to say a letter that you mail. If that's not what you mean, then I'm unsure.
In the mail