How to Say “Can I Get Your Phone Number” in Spanish

¿me das tu número de teléfono?
The English phrase "can I get your phone number" is translated into Spanish as ¿me das tu número de teléfono?
This phrase is a request used to ask someone for their telephone number.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase ¿me das tu número de teléfono? literally translates to "Will you give me your phone number?"

Which one should you use?

In natural conversation, Spanish speakers often omit 'de teléfono' and simply say ¿me das tu número?

How does it change in a sentence?

To use this phrase in a formal setting, change the verb das to da and the possessive tu to su. This results in the formal version: ¿me da su número de teléfono?

Did you know?

  • While número is used for phones, Spanish uses the same word for 'size' when shopping for clothes or shoes.
  • In many Spanish-speaking cultures, asking for a phone number is often replaced by asking for a WhatsApp, as the app is the primary way people communicate.
  • The word teléfono is a 'hybrid' word composed of two Ancient Greek roots, 'têle' meaning 'far' and 'phōnē' meaning 'voice' or 'sound'.

Examples in context

  • ¿Podría darme su número de teléfono, por favor?
    Could you give me your phone number, please?
  • ¿Me podría facilitar su número de teléfono, por favor?
    Could you provide me with your phone number, please?
  • ¿Me puedes dar tu número de teléfono?
    Can you give me your phone number?
  • Oye, ¿me das tu número?
    Hey, can you give me your number?
  • ¿Me facilitás tu número de teléfono?
    Can you provide me with your phone number?
  • ¿Me pasas tu número de teléfono?
    Can you pass me your phone number?
  • Sí, claro. Es el 555-1234.
    Yes, of course. It is 555-1234.
  • Si quieres, ¿me das tu número de teléfono?
    If you want, can I get your phone number?

Example conversation

Elena and Javier are talking after a class.

  1. Elena

    Me ha caído muy bien hablar contigo. ¿Me das tu número de teléfono?
    I really enjoyed talking to you. Can I get your phone number?
  2. Javier

    Claro, no hay problema.
    Sure, no problem.
  3. Elena

    Gracias, Javier. Te escribo un mensaje pronto.
    Thanks, Javier. I'll text you soon.
  4. Javier

    Perfecto, espero tu mensaje.
    Perfect, I'll wait for your message.

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