The phrase "a normal email" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an email that is typical or standard in format or content.
Example: "Please send me a normal email with the details of the meeting."
Alternatives: "a standard email" or "a regular email".
A: If a normal email providers want to do this, they might do this for their users.
It started as a normal email exchange with a tech CEO.
But if we're the recipient of a message, I can't tell you how many times someone has shown me an email saying: "Look at this email, can you believe it?" And I read the email and I think it just seems like a normal email to me, but clearly it's triggered something in the recipient.
"Is it weird that I think this is a normal email?" joked TechCrunch writer Anthony Ha.
Finally, why not simply issue Facebook users a normal email address that they can use to receive outside messages?
Say you're using a normal email client, like Thunderbird, you can set up a password that works for that app, so there are no compatibility issues with older or software which isn't 2FA aware.
They'll send a note to your normal email address when a new message comes in, but they make you log on to Facebook to actually read it.
Facebook opened up their very closed email platform today by allowing users to add normal email addresses in a message.
It's a normal pitch email from a normal PR firm.
When you are in your normal email client and you want to break out an email conversation into a thing on knowable, you start a 'Pad' by moving a thread from email through the Chrome extension or tagging in Gmail.
Note that you can now email a CLIO record to your cell phone (as well as send it as normal email).
