What does this mean '1º-1ª' in a spanish address? Does it look right?

Question

Its part of an address but looks weired. Its in Spain. Is it correct?

Answer 1

Its correct it means floor level one, flat 1a

Answer 2

Yes it is correct. I lived in Spain for 10 years and it is used to tell you what floor of an appartment the person is on.

Answer 3

It looks not as weire as an UK adress.It is only the shortening of 1st (o-male form) and first (a-femal form)

Answer 4

First floor, or first level in an apartment or office block

Answer 5

That means, in a building, the first floor (1º - piso primero) and the appartment labeled as "1st" (1ª - primera puerta). Probably in england or the U.S. that would be 1A.

Answer 6

Yes. They are shorthand for primero and primera - "first". Primero being masculine and primera feminine.

I live in Spain and that's an okay part of the address.

Answer 7

1º reffers to the flat is in the first floor and 1ª reffers to the door is the first floor and the first door.

Answer 8

Good question.

You have it wrong unfortunately. It should read 1ª, 1º.

That is primera planta (first floor), primer piso ( flat one).

So C/ Mayor 96, 3ª, 2º, is High Street number 96, 3rd floor , flat 2.

I find, from experience, that for UK purposes it is better to say Calle Mayor 96 - 3- 2 because that works with most UK accounting systems.

Sorry but I think that all the others have it wrong. The floor (f)comes first, then the flat (m) number, Floor  /planta is feminine, flat / piso is masculine. Sorry to be pedantic, but it is important to get addresses correct or your letters will not arrive.