[Yoochuns_Onna]

I honestly didn't know where else to post this. I have a problem. I have something I want to send a friend, but he lives in Korea and the address he gave me is not something I can simply put on the box and give to the post office. I need someone's help with this. The address is:

Kyung-ki Do, An-yang si, Dong-an Gu, Bi-san 3 dong, 1041-12ho, dong-mun billa ga-dong 106ho, Kim Joon Hyun

And that is in the exact way he gave it to me. If anyone can put this in the American way:

Name
Street address & apartment number
City, State and zip code
Country

I would appreciate the help. Please PM me, or PM me if you have the solution.

[MiddleMan]

경기도 안양시 동안구

비산 3동 1041-12호 동문빌라 가동 106호

김 준현

South-Korea



print, and cut it out. glue it on to your envelope. It should go.

[Yoochuns_Onna]

경기도 안양시 동안구
비산 3동 1041-12호 동문빌라 가동 106호
김 준현
South-Korea



print, and cut it out. glue it on to your envelope. It should go.

Think you could put that in a romanized format? Or could someone put that in a romanized format?
This only gives me two more problems: I have no printer. And my computer doesn't read Korean, so I only see block letters. So someone please put this in romanized letters, please.

[MiddleMan]

Korean doesn't come in Roman, but in Batang and something else, cant remember.
What o.s. you got? do a search on adding korean font on your o.s. It shouldn't be hard if you got a XP or Vista.

[Yoochuns_Onna]

Korean doesn't come in Roman, but in Batang and something else, cant remember.
What o.s. you got? do a search on adding korean font on your o.s. It shouldn't be hard if you got a XP or Vista.

When I say romanized, I mean english letters. Plus, I don't need to post office workers to look at me funny. I live in Wisconsin. Small place, one language. Anyone knows another language, your skin might as well be green. Plus, my account is Limited. My dad put it that way to punish me for a stupid reason. Just because I have a myspace. He is such a control freak. Anyway, I can't install East Asian languages into my computer until I get my rights as an administrator back. So until then, can you please put the letters into English letters, please?

[MiddleMan]

I honestly didn't know where else to post this. I have a problem. I have something I want to send a friend, but he lives in Korea and the address he gave me is not something I can simply put on the box and give to the post office. I need someone's help with this. The address is:

Kyung-ki Do, An-yang si, Dong-an Gu, Bi-san 3 dong, 1041-12ho, dong-mun billa ga-dong 106ho, Kim Joon Hyun

And that is in the exact way he gave it to me. If anyone can put this in the American way:

Name
Street address & apartment number
City, State and zip code
Country

I would appreciate the help. Please PM me, or PM me if you have the solution.

In the US, the address is in the format of:

Name
Street address & apartment number
City, State and zip code
Country

But in Korea, the format of the Address should be:

Kyung-ki Do, An-yang si, Dong-an Gu,
Bi-san 3 dong, 1041-12ho,
dong-mun billa ga-dong 106ho,
Kim Joon Hyun

South Korea

With the name of the receiver being on the last line.

Send it in with the address in English, your friend should still receive it.

[Yoochuns_Onna]

In the US, the address is in the format of:

Name
Street address & apartment number
City, State and zip code
Country

But in Korea, the format of the Address should be:

Kyung-ki Do, An-yang si, Dong-an Gu,
Bi-san 3 dong, 1041-12ho,
dong-mun billa ga-dong 106ho,
Kim Joon Hyun

South Korea

With the name of the receiver being on the last line.

Send it in with the address in English, your friend should still receive it.

I don't suppose I should put Seoul on there? Meh, I'll ask Joon oppa about hit.
Thank you, oppa. You saved me. -kiss-
And I wanted you to know, I browsed your profile and you get into some pretty deep stuff. Very philosophical. It would be fun to talk to you one on one. I'm a sagittarius, so I'm really into philosophy. But honestly, there was some stuff I couldn't keep up with... or I'm just too sleepy to hold attention to anything over ten minutes at a time.
I'm gonna go to bed. I think I'm finding out what a zombie feels like.