The writing order of an address is different from Americans. Chinese begin with country’s name, then city’s name and finally the street and gate number. And they put the addressee’s name in another column underneath.

1. I would like to deposit this money into my account.

我wǒ要yào往wǎng芝zhī-加jiā-哥gē发fā一yí-个gè快kuài-件jiàn。

2. Fill out this form, please.

请qǐng填tián这zhè-个ge表biǎo。

3. Could you help me to fill it out?

你nǐ能néng帮bāng我wǒ填tián吗ma？

4. I would like to send a parcel too.

我wǒ还hái要yào寄jì一yí-个gè包bāo-裹guǒ。

5. What are the rates for parcels?

包bāo-裹guǒ的de寄jì-费fèi是shì多duō-少shao？

6. Please show me what’s in your parcel.

请qǐng让ràng我wǒ看kàn-看kan包bāo-裹guǒ的de内nèi-容róng。