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    Need quick German help

    Hey guys, I'm just trying to make sure before I send a package. My friend in Vienna, Austria gave me this address:

    Giessergasse #/## (the #s represent numbers, obviously)
    1090 Wien
    Austria

    I feel like it's lacking, and I can't contact my friend to check. It's not lacking, right? Giessergasse is the street name, #/## is the apartment number?

    I feel bad about making a thread for a quick question, sorry. (German help because they both speak German; I do realize that Austria isn't Germany.)

    Edit: Just to be 100% sure, so if I filled out this form http://gyazo.com/558559f97b2fe258e40...png?1359958662 it'd be

    City: Vienna
    Street name: Giessergasse
    House Number: #/##
    Post Code: 1090

    The only reason I'm confused is because shouldn't there be something to specify what building my friend lives in? It seems all I have is the apartment number? Or nevermind, I guess I'm being stupid; those 3 digits specify both building and apartment # yeah?

    As you can tell I don't have much experience with sending things...
    Last edited by vizzle; 2013-02-04 at 06:21 AM.
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    It's completely fine. The street name/number combined with your friends name is enough.

    (obviously combined with the post code )

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