"si diliere de la anlerior"
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when i fill out the dele exam form i encounter to this phrase near the question direccion postal habitual like this 'direccion postal habitual: (si diliere de la anlerior)'. Thanks for your helping me...
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updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by gsengul
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Thank you very much. i now notice that i saw 'difiere' like 'diliere' because of the badness of the form that i downloaded... 
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by gsengul
You're welcome. :) - fi123, Apr 14, 2011
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Similar to your official/legal address in U.S. usage. For example a university student might take temporary lodgings near the university but retain the address of his/her parents as the legal address.
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by samdie
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I think it's "Dirección postal habitual" - 'usual/normal postal address (If it differs from the previous)' I assumed you meant 'difiere' from verb 'diferir' in the question.
Best of luck with the DELE. 
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by fi123
