How do I write this Russian address?
Saturday, July 3rd, 2010 at
1:13 am
I have a friend who wants me to write them in Russia.
they gave me the follow and I need help writing the address so that I could mail the letter:
236029, Russia Kalinigrad
Balteyskaya 11-1 St.
there Name
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first their name you write
Улица Балтейская 11- 1
Калиниград, Россия
236029
but it is also good to write in both english and russian
their name
Street Balteyskaya 11-1
Kaliningrad,Russia
236029
and then in russian
it will arrive safely then
i always write to my grandparents in russia
their address in english and then russian
or i do not know if it is house 11 apartment 1 if it is write
Улица Балтейская дом 11- кв1
Калиниград, Россия
236029
first ask your friend if it is house 11 apartment 1 if it is then write like that
their name
or i do not know if it is house 11 apartment 1 if it is write
Улица Балтейская дом 11- кв1
Калиниград, Россия
236029
if not then write
first their name you write
Улица Балтейская 11- 1
Калиниград, Россия
236029
but first english
idk
I believe that you can write the address in English just as you have in your question and the post office in Russia will translate it. However, this is what I think it is in Russian: 236029 Росия, Калиниград Балтейская 11 1 Улица (Their Name). What I have done is simply copy into the Russian alphabet what you said. I have not looked up the correct spelling of the place names. But if you make two address labels, one in English for them to translate and one in Russian like I have shown you, the letter should arrive safely.