'communicae' ?

[Muffin`]

Correct spelling ? - I want to use it in a sentance "I'll direct all my communicae through you"

reads 'comm-u-ni-kay' ?

 

[Participant]

You spell it

m-e-s-s-a-g-e-s

 

[Morgoth]

Is it even a word? Officially.

 

[Xandos]

communiqué

Listen to more Dire Straits

 

[Kazz]

"I'll direct all my stuff through you"

There ya go.

 

[UnworthyBean]

Communique.

 

[Cosimo]

communiqué

Listen to more Dire Straits

Or even communique.

 

[TruffleShuffle]

isnt a communique a thing, like a report?

I think you should just use 'communications'

 

[K1LLSW1TCH]

This is what the Oxford says:

communiqué |kəˌmyoōnəˈkā; kəˈmyoōnəˌkā| (also communique)
noun
an official announcement or statement, esp. one made to the media.
ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: from French, past participle of communiquer ‘communicate.’

I don't think that really fits in with what the OP is trying to say?

 

[Pudney]

Or even communique.

Although technically wrong.

Edit: How about using correspondence?

 

[Drake5]

Don't try to act clever. Use normal words

 

[GravyMonster]

¿Qué pasa?

 

[Cosimo]

Edit: How about using correspondence?

Or even communication.

 

[div0]

communicae

First answer in google when you type that word is:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080524193300AARr69W

Which tells you the right spelling.

 

[Vonhelmet]

Correct spelling ? - I want to use it in a sentance "I'll direct all my communicae through you"

reads 'comm-u-ni-kay' ?

Never knew David Brent was a member of the forums.

 

[semi-pro waster]

Correct spelling ? - I want to use it in a sentance "I'll direct all my communicae through you"

reads 'comm-u-ni-kay' ?

I don't think communique is quite the right word here, "I'll direct all my communications through you" would be a little better. Communique is one of those words that reminds me of formal/military statements and that might not be what you want.

 

[El_Watcher]

Correct spelling ? - I want to use it in a sentance "I'll direct all my communicae through you"

How has it taken to post #17 to point out the spelling error in the question asking about spelling
The OcUK grammar/spelling nazis are going soft.

 

[Muffin`]

communiqué

ta!



It was a tounge in cheek email to my colleauge - some people take this all too seriosuly

 

[manic111]

Don't try to write long flowery words in emails if there are other words that woudl do the job just as well. It makes people look like idiots.

EDIT: Wish I'd written this faster to get it in before the above post really

 

[drizzy]

"Never use big words where a diminutive one will suffice." ?