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What is the format of English envelopes?

On the front of the envelope, write "Send to a certain country" in the upper left corner of the front (Chinese)

Wrap the line and write from the left (English)

For example

Tom

125 Garden Avenue

Toronto, Ontario M3HIVF

Canada

It is best to use capital letters when writing

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How to write an envelope in English

1. Write the name and address of the "sender" in the upper left corner of the envelope.

2. Write the name and address of the "recipient" in the middle of the envelope or in the lower left corner of the envelope.

3. The sender does not call himself Mr., Mrs. or Miss, but the honorific title Mr., Mrs. or Miss must be added before the recipient's name as a courtesy.

4. The writing method of the address is opposite to that in Chinese; in principle, the English address is from smallest to largest. For example, you must write the house number, street name first, then the city, province (state) and postal area code, and the last line Then write the name of the country.

5. Put a stamp on the upper right corner of the envelope.

6. The zip code on the envelope is represented by a five-digit Arabic numeral after the U.S. state name. The first three digits represent the state or city, and the last two digits represent the zip code. As for The postal code 10027 is pronounced one double o two seven.

7. Commonly used words in residential addresses: Commonly used abbreviations with abbreviations:

Building F (e.g. 2F) Lane (e.g. Lane 194) Section; Sec. (e.g. Sec.Ⅱ ) Alley (e.g. Alley 6) Road; Rd. (e.g. Chunghua Rd.) Street; St. (e.g. Yangkwang St.)

1. Writing format

(1 ) The sender's address and name should be written in the upper left corner of the envelope.

(2) The recipient’s address and name should be written in the lower right corner of the envelope.

(3) When writing in French or English, fill in the name, place name, and country name in line-by-line order. Place names and country names should be written in capital letters. .

(4) When writing in Chinese, fill in the country name, place name, and name line by line.

(5) When written in a language other than French or English, the name of the destination country and place should be annotated in Chinese, French, or English (letters must be capitalized). If the sender's name and address are written only in Chinese, the name of our country and place must be added in French, English or a language familiar to the country of destination.

(6) For express mail sent to Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Macao, the cover page and sender's name and address can be written in Chinese.

2. Envelope requirements

(1) It is not allowed to use old envelopes or envelopes made of waste paper and printed paper for shipping.

(2) Letters should be placed in standard envelopes and the seals should be taped.

(3) If a transparent window envelope is used for shipping, the transparent window must be rectangular, and its long side should be parallel to the long side of the envelope. Letters should be folded so that the recipient's name and address can still be clearly seen through the transparent window when moved within the envelope.

(4) The transparent window should be made of transparent paper that does not reflect light under light so that the name and address can still be clearly revealed through the transparent window.

*** Room/Room

*** *** Village (township)

*** Village

* ** No.

*** *** Dormitory*** Dormitory

*** Floor/Floor***/F

* ** Residential Quarter *** Residential Quarter

A/B/C/DA/B/C/D

*** Lane/Long*** Lane < /p>

*** Unit ***

*** Building/Building *** Building

*** The company is spelled in Pinyin

*** Factory*** Factory

*** Restaurant/Hotel*** Hotel

*** Road*** Road

*** Garden*** Garden

*** Street*** Street

*** County*** County

*** Town* ** Town

*** City*** City

*** District*** District

*** MailboxMailbox ***

*** Prov.

**** represents ordinal numbers, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th... If not, use No. *** Instead, or just fill in the numbers! In addition, if there are some things in *** that are difficult to translate, just write Pinyin *** directly. As for ***East (South, West, North) Road, you can use Pinyin directly. You can write it as: ***East (South, West, North) Road. Also, if there is not enough space, you can write Room 3088 in Building 2 as: 2-3088.