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How to Say ‘Can I leave you my number?’ in French

Je peux te laisser mon numéro ?

zhuh puh tuh leh-SAY mohn new-may-ROH

[zhuh puh tuh leh-SAY mohn new-may-ROH]

💬 Usage Tip: Te is the casual "you", replacing the earlier vous. Same pattern: je peux te poser une question ? "can I ask you a question?"

🇫🇷 In France: Moving from vous to te signals the conversation has warmed up. It's a natural shift once you've been chatting and laughing.

Phrase Breakdown

Je peux te laisser

zhuh puh tuh leh-SAY

Can I leave you

An informal request using 'te'. It is often said as 'j'peux t'laisser'.

Example

Je peux te laisser les clés ?

Can I leave you the keys?

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

peux

[puh]

can / may

From the verb pouvoir; used to ask permission or say what you are able to do.

Example

Est-ce que je peux vous parler après le cours ?

May I speak to you after class?

[tuh]

to you (informal)

Indirect object pronoun for “tu,” used with friends.

Example

Ne me raconte rien s'il te plaît : je te dirai quand j’aurai fini.

Don’t tell me anything please: I’ll tell you when I’m done.

laisser

[leh-SAY]

to leave

Verb: to leave something with someone.

Example

Tu peux laisser un message.

You can leave a message.

mon numéro ?

mohn new-may-ROH

my number?

'Mon' is nasal. Say 'numéro' as nü-mé-RO, with rising intonation for the question.

Example

Tu as mon numéro ?

Do you have my number?

Words in this phrase

mon

[mohn]

Possessive adjective, first person singular.

Example

Mon livre est ici.

My book is here.

numéro

[new-may-ROH]

number

Masculine noun; used for street numbers, phone numbers, etc.

Example

Quel est le numéro de la maison ?

What is the house number?

Guides for French learners

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