'I have emailled him.' VS 'I have sent him an email.'

[GaFu]

I learn from the dictionary that 'email' is a noun, as well as a verb.
I think 'email' as a verb is a newly arising form.
So Does that make sense if I use the past tense of 'email', i.e. 'emailled' ?

 

[Copyright]

I emailed him is fine. One "l" for AE.

 

[DonnyB]

Yes, you can use "email" as a verb, meaning to send an email to someone.

But the past tense (in BE, too) is "emailed" (you don't double the 'l').

 

[GaFu]

Thank you!

 

[GaFu]

Thank you for you reply.
I doubled 'l', just because of the 'i' in front of it. The form of the verb torture us, non-native English speakers, most.

 

[Rover_KE]

I emailed him is fine. One "l" for AE.

...and for BE.

...for everyE, I'd say.