how the fuk do u write addresses to hong kong?

can someone help me out, i dont want to lose my pens. and he doesnt understand wat im trying to say

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my bad...

I think u should be correct.But won't they(Hong Kong post) send u back ur pens if the wrong address is given?

For me, I'll just do this.

SO TSZ FUNG
ROOM 509
TAI YAN HOUSE
TAI YUEN ESTATE
TAI PO
HONG KONG

Since there are commas, I don't think it's a problem if you make them one line each, or any other way, as long as you don't split the words within the commas.

PS: in future, please do not post someone's address in a public forum. To get the correct idea on how to write, just ask your trading partner about it.

well he doesnt understand me, and kept on getting mad

Postal workers are generally not that stupid. As long as you have all the words there in the right order they should be able to figure out where it's supposed to go.

Hmm... you could be right, but you never know what happens during the sorting out.

Taro: I guess nobody here will be posting spam mails, but that's just a word of caution.

Comparing to my other China mail stuff it should be:

*Like my magic trick?*

I something like that. I assumed that because Tai Po is in Hong Kong, like GuangZhou is located in the providence of GuangDong. Thats what I'm thinking.

Wow just go ahead and post someones address in a public forum... someones gonna find it and like totaly send stuff to him...

okay my bad guys. some mod wanna delete all the addresses...
i thought this board would be mature enough...

No true! I posted my real address on a huge board for six months, no anthrax,... and it was around when people were starting to get anthrax in their mail.
In other words, no one wants to kill you with shit, they'd just be materials on anothr citizen which would make no difference in anything.

Listen, its just that you have no Idea who can be on this board that might want to do something with your adress. Its just that you need to be careful.

http://www.upu.int/post_code/en/postal_add...countries.shtml

That link should provide addressing standards for most countries, goodluck.