Translation guide
The most common and natural way to say 'email address' in Japanese is メールアドレス (mēru adoresu), often shortened to メアド (meado) in casual contexts. In formal or written situations, 電子メールアドレス (denshi mēru adoresu) may be used. When asking for someone's email address, typical phrases include メールアドレスを教えてください (Please tell me your email address) or simply メアド教えて (Tell me your email address) in casual speech.
What is your email address?
My email address is ...
The standard way to refer to an email address in most situations.
The most common and widely understood term for 'email address'. Used in both spoken and written Japanese.
Please tell me your email address.
A common abbreviation of メールアドレス, used in casual conversation and texting. Not suitable for formal contexts.
Phrases used when requesting an email address from someone.
Polite and standard way to ask for someone's email address.
Excuse me, could you tell me your email address?
Casual way to ask for an email address among friends.
Hey, tell me your email address.
Very polite and formal way to ask for an email address, suitable for business or formal situations.
Phrases used when providing your email address to someone.
Standard way to state your email address. Replace 〜 with the actual address.
My email address is example@gmail.com.
Casual way to give your email address.
My email address is taro@example.com.
How email address is referred to in forms, websites, or apps.
Used on most Japanese websites and forms.
Email address (for confirmation)
Sometimes seen in written contexts, but メールアドレス is more common.
Please enter your email address.
メアド is very common in casual speech and text messages, but avoid using it in formal emails or business settings. Stick to メールアドレス in those cases.
While Eメール is sometimes seen in writing, メール is the standard word for email. Saying イーメールアドレス may sound unnatural in conversation.
Please send it to my email address.
I forgot my email address.
Please enter your email address here.
Tell me your email address!
I made a new email address.
A more formal or technical term, literally 'electronic mail address'. Rarely used in everyday conversation; more common in written documents or technical contexts.
Please fill in your email address.
I'm sorry to trouble you, but may I ask for your email address?