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In order to ask someone politely for the address that you would like to send a gift to, you can ask: Which address can I send it to? The polite part is 'can I' This is slightly more polite than: What is your address please? I hope that helps!

Shipping address is direct and simple. This phrase allows you to quickly know the address you will be sending the present/item to. If you are asking the person directly you can use the second phrase. These two phrases make no difference if it is international shipping or domestic.

Could you please give me the address I can use if I want to send something.- The reason why you should specify why you need the address is because the receiver may have different addresses so they will know which one will be the appropriate one.For example home address or work address.

This information is most easily requested by saying: "What's your address in Spain?" On the other hand, these days, people often use the term 'address' to mean 'email address,' so to be perfectly clear, you could ask: "Could you tell me your full postal address please?" You ask for the 'full' postal address so as to be sure you are given the postcode for that area.

A) Can you give me your address please? *Can-be able to. Example-"they can run fast" *Give-.freely transfer the possession of (something) to (someone). Example-"she gave him presents and clothes" *Address -the particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated. Example-"they exchanged addresses and agreed to keep in touch" B) What's your address ? *What's - What is Example- what's the matter ? *Your-.belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing. Example-"what is your name? I hope this helps :-)

You could simply ask them - what is your address for me to send the present/gift please? or could i please have the address to send the gift to please? both of these are a polite way to ask it does not matter where they live the only difference would be the amount of money it would cost and how you would have to send it ( by airmail if abroad for example)

If you would like to send someone a present or letter, and need to know their address, you can ask the following questions: "What address should I send it to?" "What is your address?" "Can you tell me your address? I'd like to send you something."

When you want to ask for someone's mailing address, then you can ask in the following ways: -What's your (postal) address? I want to write you a letter. -What is your mailing address? -Which address can I send (it) to?