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newsletter
An informational message sent regularly by email to a group of subscribers, providing news about a specific topic.
Ich habe den Newsletter des Theaters abonniert, um keine Vorstellung zu verpassen.
I subscribed to the theater's newsletter so I don't miss any performances.
'Newsletter' is a word from English that was adopted directly into German. It is made up of 'News' (news) and 'Letter' (letter).
Viele Firmen nutzen einen Newsletter für ihr Marketing.
Many companies use a newsletter for their marketing.
In everyday digital life, fixed combinations are important: you can 'abonnieren' (subscribe to), 'bestellen' (order/subscribe to), 'erhalten' (receive), or 'abbestellen' (unsubscribe from) a newsletter. You can also 'sich für einen Newsletter anmelden' (sign up for a newsletter).
Wenn du keine E-Mails mehr möchtest, kannst du den Newsletter jederzeit abbestellen.
If you don't want any more emails, you can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time.
As with many English loanwords ending in -er, the plural form of 'Newsletter' is identical to the singular form. You distinguish them by the article: der Newsletter (singular), die Newsletter (plural).
Dieser Newsletter ist immer sehr informativ.
This newsletter is always very informative.
bulletin
Both words refer to regular information from an organization. A Newsletter is typically sent by email to subscribers, while a Bulletin is more often an official report or notice about current developments. Use Newsletter for the subscribable information format and Bulletin for the official report.
Der Verein verschickt seinen Newsletter jeden Montag per E-Mail an alle Abonnenten.
The association sends its newsletter by email to all subscribers every Monday.
Die Behörde veröffentlicht jeden Montag ein Bulletin über die aktuellen Entwicklungen.
The authorities publish a bulletin on current developments every Monday.
