número de IBAN
/numeɾo de iban/from spelling rules
The English phrase "iban number" is translated into Spanish as número de IBAN.
número de IBAN refers to the international standard number used to identify a specific bank account.
How do you pronounce it?
/numeɾo de iban/
Did you know?
- In Spain, if someone asks for your número de IBAN, they might simply say pásame tu cuenta, which literally means 'pass me your account'.
- While English speakers often say 'IBAN number', adding the word 'número' in Spanish is technically redundant because the 'N' in 'IBAN' already stands for 'number'.
- Spanish bank accounts using the número de IBAN include a two-digit código de control specifically designed to catch typos during manual entry.
Examples in context
- Aquí tienes mi número de cuenta IBANHere is my IBAN account number.
- A continuación te proporciono mi IBANHere is my IBAN number.
- Permita que le facilite mi número de cuenta IBANPlease allow me to provide you with my IBAN account number.
- Adjunto encontrarás mi número IBANAttached you will find my IBAN number.
- Aquí tienes mi IBANHere is my IBAN.
- Te paso mi número de cuenta IBANI'll give you my IBAN account number.
- Mira, aquí está mi IBANLook, here is my IBAN.
Example conversation
Elena and Alejandro are discussing a payment for a shared apartment.
- ElenaAlejandro, tengo que pagarte el alquiler.Alejandro, I have to pay you the rent.
- AlejandroEstá bien, te paso mi número de IBAN ahora.That's fine, I'll send you my IBAN number now.
- ElenaGracias, lo reviso en un momento.Thanks, I'll check it in a moment.
- AlejandroPerfecto, avísame cuando hayas hecho el pago.Perfect, let me know when you have made the payment.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
