¿Ónde ta l'oficina de corréu?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Asking the way to the nearest post office
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Mail" is corréu (singular; Spanish uses plural correos). La becomes l' before a vowel
Quiero unviar esta carta a Xapón.
I want to send this letter to Japan.
Usage
Telling the clerk you want to send a letter abroad
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "To send" is unviar (not Spanish enviar). Japan is Xapón (x is /ʃ/)
¿Cuántu cuesta unviar esti paquete?
How much does it cost to send this parcel?
Usage
Asking the postage for a parcel
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "This" before a masculine noun is esti (Spanish este); feminine is esta
Necesito sellos pa estes tarxetes postales.
I need stamps for these postcards.
Usage
Buying stamps for postcards at a post office or shop
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Stamp is sellu (plural sellos). The feminine plural "these" is estes. Tarxeta postal is a postcard
¿Cuántos díes tarda en llegar?
How many days does it take to arrive?
Usage
Asking how long mail or a parcel takes to arrive
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Day" is the masculine día, plural díes (-es), so the question word is the masculine plural cuántos
Quiero unvialo por corréu urxente.
I want to send it by express mail.
Usage
Asking at the counter for express or priority delivery
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The object pronoun lo is attached after the infinitive and the final r drops (unvialo). In urxente the x is /ʃ/
¿Tien un formulariu d'aduana?
Do you have a customs form?
Usage
Asking for a customs form when sending an international parcel
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Formulariu ends in -u (Spanish formulario). De becomes d' before a vowel
¿Ónde ta'l buzón más cercanu?
Where is the nearest postbox?
Usage
Finding a postbox to post a letter
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Más + adjective" forms the superlative (el buzón más cercanu). Cercanu ends in -u
¿Puedo asegurar esti paquete?
Can I insure this parcel?
Usage
Asking whether a valuable parcel can be insured
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Asegurar means both "to insure" and "to make sure"
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