Translation - English-Russian - Did you get my last e-mail? I am attached the...

Ты/Вы получил мой последний е-мэйл? Я прилагаю мой собственный/мой действующий е-мэйл, если ты не получил его. Пожалуйста ответь.

If the person I am writing to is a woman, do you say "Вы получил" or "Вы получила"?

Вы получили(вежливо, или официально), ты получила(дружественно :-))

OK, thanks a lot. I have one more question: What's the difference between "получил" and "получал"?

получил(совершенный вид), получал(несовершенный вид)I don't know the english equivalents to these terms, but it's nearly like Perfect and none-Perfect forms(but not the same!)In this case it's more like "получал"

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One by one...
If the person is a woman:
- formal version is "Вы получили мой имейл <...> если вы его не получали. Пожалуйста, ответьте."
- informal version is "Ты получила мой имейл <...> если ты его не получила. Пожалуйста, ответь."

Then, there is no such word in russian as е-мэйл, only имейл or электронное письмо for e-mail. I cheked the dictionaries, both english and russians ))

I have some hesitations about this part "I am attaching the original e-mail below" after Natalia's post. So, I'll put her translation in another words in english, so the author can clear the meaning for us. She proposed the following "I'm attaching my current e-mail adress, if you didn't get it".

oh, and "получила" vs "получала".

Actually both can be translated into english in past simple "did you get", and both are correct for russian translation.

Siberia, thanks a lot for all the explanations.
By "I am attaching the original e-mail below" I wanted to say that I will attach my previous e-mail to the current one, so she can read it now (assuming she didn´t receive it before).

"Не получИли", I think.