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butterflies | 15:55 Fri 27th Jun 2008 | Society & Culture
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Could anyone tell me when sending a letter to Jersey from France what do I write after Jersey and the postcode? It's part of the British Isles so would it be Isles Britanniques? I've never seen this written anywhere on an address.
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Channel Islands will do nicely. I know it's not in French but the French Post Office handles millions of postcards alone each day, all in different languages.
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Thank you for your quick reply; it's just that it's for a bank and I don't want it to go missing.
Chanel islands are '�les de la Manche' in French or '�les Anglo-Normandes'
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Thank you jake but I've never seen these on the end of an address. When I popped into the (french) post-office the girl said 'put England or Great Britain'!!
I think I'll just leave it at Jersey and post-code and have my address on the back, just in case...
Thanks to you both for your answers.
I could ve wrong but technically I don't think the Channel Islands are part of Britain or the British Isles. However they are part of the United Kindom.
I would have thought that they are part of the British Isles. After all, even the Irish Republic is part of that purely geographical area.
I believe the French call the Channel Islands ��les Normandes�

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