AT THE POST OFFICE - VOCABULARY



Onde é o correio?   
Where is the post office?

Onde é a caixa postal mais próxima?   
Where is the closest mail box?

Onde posso comprar selos?   
Where can I buy stamps?

Quantos selos eu preciso para mandar esta carta?   
How many stamps do I need to send this letter?

Que horas o correio abre?   
What time does the post office open?

Eu preciso mandar uma encomenda para os Estados Unidos.   
I need to send this package to the United States.

Quanto custa para entrega rápida?   
How much does it cost for fast delivery?

Eu queria colocar esta encomenda no seguro.   
I’d like to insurance this package.

Em quantos dias esta encomenda vai chegar aos Estados Unidos?    
How long does this package take to get to the United States?
  
Eu não sei o Cep dessa cidade.   
I don’t know the Zip Code of that city

Você tem cartão postal?   
Do you have post card?

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