#Postcard format how to

#Postcard format how to

How to Send a Postcard When Living in South Korea Ready to master the Korean writing system? Get your Free Lifetime Account to unlock access to all our resources for learning the basic Korean language with our Learn Korean in 3 Minutes Series - and start speaking Korean from the very first lesson!ДҐ. If you are an absolute beginner but you want to get started writing a postcard in Korean, you can learn how in the Hana Hana Hangul lessons and learn the Korean alphabet. Here is the same example as above, but in English: Now you know how to write an address the Korean way! But if you absolutely want to stick to the western style, it will still be delivered. 06104 - Postal code, composed of five numbers.м„њмљём‹њ - Province, or city if the city doesnвЂ™t belong to a province.In Korea, the last name precedes the first name and is often followed by an honorific word, like к·Ђн• (gwiha), meaning вЂњdear.вЂќ So write the five-digit postal code in the five squares. You will also notice five squares printed on the top-left and bottom-right corners of the postcard.

When writing the address in Korean, instead of writing the street name, city, and state, you start with the province or state, city or ward, and then the street name.ДЄfterward, write the name and address of the recipient on the bottom-right corner of the postcard. When writing a Korean address, you need to start with your name and address in the top-left corner of the postcard.

LetвЂ™s get down to business and give you what you came for - the secret to writing a Korean address on a postcard, or any kind of mail you would need to post.