I was wondering, when you have an e mail with a plural in it what does it look like ? sorry to have to ask

is it like this... georgestudios-@shaw

or like this... georgestudios_@shaw

hmm, we would most likely just leave it like georgestudios@shaw without any odd characters.

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Well it was my cousin who gave me his e mail and he mentioned it had a plural, but I was too embarassed to ask what a plural was lol, but I've seen this _ one used before in other peoples e mails.

The best thing to would be to ask for him to write it down on paper.

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yeah agreed. generally a plural is a word which means multiple values of it. for example there was 1 dog. there are 2 dogs. dogs is the plural of dog. but ask him to write it down, then there is no confusion.

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Yes I think asking him to write it down would avoid confusion, thanks for your help guys.