The spokeswoman says if you get an e-mail you are not sure about, forward it or send a separate message to ContactETS@ets.org.

VOA: special.2010.02.18

But this meant that you could get- at least the Roman officials could get mail delivered fairly quickly.

但这样你能。。。,至少罗马官员能快速投递信件。

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Most people wouldn't ever mail a letter or get a letter--too expensive, not to count only the paper and everything was expensive.

大多数人可能从未寄过信,或是收过信，因为太贵了，不单单是纸贵,什么东西都贵。

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Also,people can ask questions through e-mail and live chats and get information on social media sites.

VOA: special.2011.06.17

Years after the fact, I get e-mail from--e-mails from students.

这些年,我经常会收到来自学生的邮件

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She is hoping to board a plane next Sunday. "If there are no flights, even until then, I will probably have to send my luggage by mail,and then try and get a train ticket going to Madrid and then maybe try and get back to Korea via New York or via Bangkok or Hong Kong.

VOA: standard.2010.04.19

If you own stock-- we don't get them in the mail anymore because you own it through some brokerage account and you get it on a website.

如果你有股票...,我们现在不通过挂号信了,因为人们都通过经纪人账户,在网站上购买股票

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You used to get checks in the mail; now you go on a website and you'll see that your dividends are credited to your account, but money is growing in your account as companies pay out dividends.

你过去习惯于通过挂号信取得支票,现在你登陆网站,就能看到股利自动分发到你的账户,公司支付了股利,帐户中的金额就会增加

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.. In 1799, it would cost so much to mail a letter-- I don't know exactly, something like $10 or $20 to mail a letter at today's rate-- and it would take a long time get there.

在1799年，寄封信需要花费-,我也不清楚具体的数字,大概相当于现在的10到20块钱-,而且还要花很久才能送达。

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