How to say "Here's the address" in Chinese

这是地址。

zhè shì dìzhǐ

Here's the address

Character breakdown

Grammar and structure

This is a statement: 这 (zhè) means 'this', 是 (shì) means 'is', 地址 (dìzhǐ) means 'address'.

Variations and politeness

这是我的地址。

zhè shì wǒ de dìzhǐ

This is my address. — Adds the possessive pronoun 'my' for clarity.

这是你要的地址。

zhè shì nǐ yào de dìzhǐ

Here's the address you wanted. — More conversational, explicitly refers to the listener's request.

Mini dialogue

A

请问,这里是哪里?

qǐng wèn, zhè lǐ shì nǎ lǐ?

Excuse me, where is this?

B

这是地址。

zhè shì dìzhǐ

Here's the address.

When to use it

Appropriate

  • When handing a written address to a taxi driver.
  • When showing an address on your phone to someone who needs to know the destination.
  • When you want to state that the information you are giving is an address, without extra politeness.

Avoid when

  • When asking for an address; use a question form instead.
  • When you need to be very polite or formal; this phrase is neutral and direct.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say 'Here's the address' in Chinese?

You say '这是地址。' (zhè shì dìzhǐ). It literally means 'This is address.'

How do you pronounce '这是地址'?

It is pronounced 'zhè shì dìzhǐ' with the fourth tone on 'zhè', fourth tone on 'shì', fourth tone on 'dì', and third tone on 'zhǐ'.

When do you use '这是地址'?

Use it when you are giving an address to someone, such as a taxi driver, by showing it on paper or a phone. It is not used for asking for an address.

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