How do you write a chinese address in english. Im sending somthing from USA to china and i carnt write chinese
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The Chinese postal services (in the various Chinese-speaking countries/regions) can all handle addresses written in English, although it will take the item you are sending much longer to reach the intended recipient than if you wrote the address in Chinese. In order to write the address in English, you will need someone who can read & write Chinese to translate the address into English for you. I am assuming you already have the address in Chinese.\n\nClick on my username and email the Chinese address to me, and I'll translate it for you.\n\nBy the way, Babelfish nor any other translation engine currently available won't translate a Chinese address properly, at least not yet.
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you will have english keyboard but at the same time there are chinese on each key as well.  But the layout is exactly the same as US keyboard.  You will not have a problem using it.\nTo switch on different input method, you only need to select the one you want in the language setting.
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adding USA or United States of America at the end of the US recipient's address will tell certain country's post office to send to this country first, usually will send to major city's airport, then send them to the recipient's state.  then city or town, then your house's street.\n\nAnd if you are mailing to other country's friends, same method. Just write their name and address and then write their country at the end of the address of where their house or office at. Remember, it has to be after the city name or province name. (ex. if im sending it to South Africa, write the country name has to be after the city name like Cape town. So you would write 123 Anytown lane., Cape Town, South Africa.). Another one would be if you are writing to a city thats in a province like Australia, then write 123 Anytown lane, Sydney, New South Wale, Australia
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on the top left of the blank page write ur address.after that leave a line and put date below it.below the date write the address of the person u are writing to.the below it write subject.below it write salutation.then start the letter explainig ur problem in 2 paragraphs.then conclude the letter in the last para
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Hehe... You are so funny dude...=)\n\nWell I agree... Try remove the application on your Control Panel on Add or Remove Program.. Then download a new one.\n\nIt's worth it. Unless you want to write in Chinese again. Haha!
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Hey, I'm from Hong Kong, and have just moved back to Canada, my mom wants me to practise Chinese more often. E- mail me, the address is in my profile.\nSure I can see the characters, and I'd say I'm fine thank you! Mind if you tell us whether you are a guy or gal? Two more things, it's learnt and it's Putonghua! \nCheers!C
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check out a web site called babelfish.  It can change written text from one language to another.  It is fun to play with.
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You'd be better off saying it in plain English.\n\nCheck out hanzismatter.com and see for yourself what gets lost in translation.
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I will ask my assistant tomorrow. She's Taiwanese. Unfortunately I can't read Chinese...I hope you can wait until tomorrow, or if you're lucky, you might get some help from other people
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use babblefish on altavista.com and traslate it from chinese to english
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I assume you want to write your name in chinese. A rough translation is 纳特. Note that there is no special meaning of this translation in chinese. It is pronounced as Na (as in banaNA) and Te (winTEr).
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Don't use the 'Forward' button.\n\nUse the 'Reply' button and then overtype the address with the address you want to send it to.\n\n///
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Windows has built in pinyin for chinese.  you just have to install it on to your computer. here are the steps.\n1. start -> control panel -> regional and language options\n2. click on language tab then on install east asian languages then on apply\n3. insert windows xp disk (if needed)\n4. Then restart\n5. repeat step 1 ~> click on advance tab\n6. then click on desired languages (traditional, simplified chinese)\nthen click on apply.\n\nafter you should be able to read and write chinese using the language bar on your computer.
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put it in BCC instead of CC or in the TO. You'll have to have at least 1 addrsss in the TO field. When I do it I put my address there and everyone else in the BCC
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Contact Chinese Embassy.
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Address Book has an "inport" and Export option to do this.  Click on the link on the address book page.
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What language is your name in? Sorry if I'm wrong, but if it's Chinese then write it out in Chinese characters. Then take it to a Japanese person and ask how they pronounce it. The Japanese use 'kanji' or Chinese characters extensively, including many of the same symbols in their names, just with a Japanese pronunciation.