@tabeh0udai Good to know. Thank you! Actually, I sent him so many emails and none reached him. He just kept saying “Why do you not reply to me? I didn’t get any reply.” So I really wanted to say something direct to make him understand. But the truth is that maybe this direct email also won’t reach him. 🤣

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@handsomeish 😹👀😛

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Does this sound natural?
“Your email address seems to be blocking mine. That’s why none of my email reached you.”

Does this sound natural?“Your email address seems to be blocking mine. That’s why none of my email reached you.” See a translation

@handsomeish ahhhhh 😂😂 You could say “I’m just wondering, did you block my email?” If you really don’t care about this person, you can omit the first part

It’s hard to talk about this without sounding like you are accusing them. So we would say something very indirect like:Have you been getting any of my emails?

@handsomeish ahhhhh 😂😂 You could say “I’m just wondering, did you block my email?” If you really don’t care about this person, you can omit the first part

YesYou can omit “address”We always just say email

@handsomeish 😹👀😛

Does this sound natural?
“Your email address seems to be blocking mine. That’s why none of my email reached you.”

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@handsomeish ahhhhh 😂😂

You could say “I’m just wondering, did you block my email?”

If you really don’t care about this person, you can omit the first part

It’s hard to talk about this without sounding like you are accusing them. So we would say something very indirect like:

Have you been getting any of my emails?

@handsomeish ahhhhh 😂😂

You could say “I’m just wondering, did you block my email?”

If you really don’t care about this person, you can omit the first part

Yes

You can omit “address”

We always just say email