kanojo wa meeru o mushishita.

She ignored the email.

Breakdown of kanojo wa meeru o mushishita.

• は: topic particle
• を: direct object particle
• メール: email
• 彼女かのじょ: she

Questions & Answers about kanojo wa meeru o mushishita.

How do you read this sentence out loud?

It is read:

かのじょ は メール を むしした。
Kanojo wa mēru o mushi shita.

A few pronunciation notes:

• は is written ha but pronounced wa when it is the topic particle.
• を is usually pronounced o in modern Japanese.
• メール is a loanword and is pronounced roughly like meh-ru, with a long ē sound.

What does 彼女 mean here, and does it always mean she?

In this sentence, 彼女 means she or her in the sense of that female person as the topic of the sentence.

However, 彼女 can also mean girlfriend depending on context. For example:

• 彼女は学生です。 = She is a student.
• 彼女がいます。 = I have a girlfriend.

So context is very important. In your sentence, because it is followed by は and the rest of the sentence describes an action, it is most naturally understood as she.

Why is は used after 彼女?