English address translation, how to write the address in English?

Updated on educate 2024-05-26
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Principles of Chinese address translation.

    No. X, Road X, District X, City X, Province X, Country X. Once you have mastered this principle, it is much easier to translate! room roomx

    X number X unit unitx

    Building X, X Street, X Street

    x-road xroad

    X District X District

    X County X County

    Town X Town

    X City X City

    Province X Province

    Please note: Translate people's names, road names, street names, etc., preferably in pinyin.

    Room 403, No. 37, Demonstration New Village, Baoshan District.

    room403,,sifangresidentialquarter,baoshandistrict

    Therefore, Shaanxi, Xi'an, Gaoxin Road, No. 31 should be translated as:

    gaoxinstreet,xi'an,shaanxi

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    It's late, the upstairs translation method is okay, you it.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    The English address is written in the opposite way of Chinese; In principle, the English address should be from small to large, for example, the house number, the name of the street, then the city, province (state) and postal code, and the last line must be written with the name of the country.

    For example: Unit 402, Building 3, No. 34, Luoyang Road, Sifang District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, you have to start with the house

    room402,unit4,building3,,sifangdistrict,qingdaocity,shandong prov,China (space after comma).

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The address translated into English is: addressaddress[ dres] 美語数 [ dres]nThe ground is empty and the yard is lost; Call; Speech; Correspondence Office Razo Bridge; v.

    Call; Speech; Write the name and address slag; to....Speak; He wrote down my address to be able to remember it. hewrotedownmyaddress,sothathemightrememberit.[Other] third person singular:

    addresses plural: addresses present participle: addressingPast tense:

    addressed past participle.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Update 1:26/f.

    26 fWhich of these two symbols is correct? Thank you.!

    flat f

    26/fgold king industrial building35-41 tai lin pai roadkwai chung

    There is nothing wrong with the whole.

    It's just that it's rarely ended with hong kong.

    Chinese is generally written Room F, 26th Floor, Jinji Industrial Building, No. 35-41 Dalian Pai Road, Kwai Chung, New Territories Chinese and English are mostly in order. Cover Chazao Chinese: from large to small (District Street Building" Building "Room) English:

    From small to large (flat>floor>building>district) As for the finch, these are dispensable (because they don't have a big impact).

    If you write a letter, the postman can deliver it to the recipient. Hope it helps you 2010-07-29 12:51:32 Added: 26 f

    Already can. 26/f.

    You can also. But few people write like that.

    It doesn't matter if you write it.

    It doesn't matter. Reference: Knowledge & ExperienceRoom F, 26/F, Kim Kei Industrial Building, 35-41 Dalian Pai Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, China English: Lin Pai Road

    kwai chung

    hong kong

    gold king industrial building35-41 26th floor

    room f

    Reference: goole

    flat f

    26/ king industrial building35-41 tai lin pai roadkwai chungnt.

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