What does the Spanish address "C/ Almonte n.o 1, 4.o D." (o is at the superscript position) mean? the passage contains the sentence describing the address of the writer: mi direccion en Madrid es: C/

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What does the Spanish address "C/ Almonte n.o 1, 4.o D." (o is at the superscript position) mean? the passage contains the sentence describing the address of the writer: mi direccion en Madrid es: C/ Almonte n.o 1, 4.o D. (o is at the superscript position). But what does this mean? Indicate the floor of the writer's apartment?C/ means Calle... But n. and D.?

15 de jun de 2017 02:51

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Hi, We write for the building number ''nº'', but maybe this persona didn't have this option os the keyboard. So 1º is the number of the building, 4º is the floor and D is the door A, B, C, D, etc). The door can be written in letters like here or in numbers too ''1º 2ª''=piso primero puerta segunda. I hope it was useful. Best regards

15 de junho de 2017