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To say an email address, separate the parts with descriptive words like "at", "dot", and "underscore" or "dash" depending on symbols used. For example, an address like nata@hotmail.com would be said as "nata at hotmail dot com" and an address like nata_22@gmail.com would be said as "nata underscore 22 at gmail dot com".
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