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寄信 (jìxìn) is typically used when referring to sending a physical letter or postcard through the mail. It is not used when referring to sending an email or text message. For example, one might say 寄信 (jìxìn) to send a letter to a friend, but not 寄信 (jìxìn) to send an email. Instead, one would use 发邮件 (fā yóujiàn) to send an email.
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1. 发信 (fāxìn) - This is a more general term for "send letter" and can refer to any form of communication, not just physical letters.
2. 通信 (tōngxìn) - This means "communication" and can be used to talk about sending letters or any other form of communication.
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