A couple of translation questions

[Arthur68]

What is the correct or rather, most common Japanese word for 'email'

I have seen words like eemaru, iimeerou and other combinations, but what is the most correct translation?

How would you say, "I received your email(message/letter, etc)."

Also, when saying thank you for a specific object in an informal way such as ,"Thank you for the gift." Is it "Arigatou okurimono." or is it "Arigatou o okurimono." ?

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[Ben Bullock]

What is the correct or rather, most common Japanese word for 'email'

メール (meeru)

I have seen words like eemaru, iimeerou and other combinations

I haven't seen either of those.

How would you say, "I received your email(message/letter, etc)."

You can say メールをもらった or if you want to be formal you can say メールを受け取りました.

Also, when saying thank you for a specific object in an informal way such as ,"Thank you for the gift." Is it "Arigatou okurimono." or is it "Arigatou o okurimono." ?
:?

Neither, "okurimono arigatou" is the order of the words.

 

[Ashikaga]

What is the correct or rather, most common Japanese word for 'email'
I have seen words like eemaru, iimeerou and other combinations, but what is the most correct translation?
How would you say, "I received your email(message/letter, etc)."

I'd say "ii-meeru" or just "meeru".

(I) received = 受け取った（うけとった）uketotta、受け取りました（ うけとりました）uketorimashita*

*polite

Eメールを受け取りました。（Eめーるをうけとりました）
E-meeru (iimeeru) o uketorimashita

Also, when saying thank you for a specific object in an informal way such as ,"Thank you for the gift." Is it "Arigatou okurimono." or is it "Arigatou o okurimono." ?

Okurimono o arigatou.
Okurimono o doumo arigatou.
Okurimono o doumo arigatougozaimashita.