How do you say "Shall I give you my number?" in French?

"Shall I give you my number?" in French is "Je vous donne mon numéro ?". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Shall I give you my number?’ in French

Q: What does "Je vous donne mon numéro ?" mean in English?

"Je vous donne mon numéro ?" means "Shall I give you my number?" in English. Usage tip: [Je vous donne mon numéro ?] is literally [I give you my number?], but with rising intonation it works like [Shall I give you my number?]. French often uses the present tense this way for polite suggestions.

Je vous donne mon numéro ?

zhuh voo duhn mohn noo-may-roh

[zhuh voo duhn mohn noo-may-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Je vous donne mon numéro ?] is literally [I give you my number?], but with rising intonation it works like [Shall I give you my number?]. French often uses the present tense this way for polite suggestions.

Phrase Breakdown

Je vous donne

zhuh voo duhn

I give you / I’m giving you

A polite way to offer something to someone.

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro.

I’ll give you my number.

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Subject pronoun for 'I' used when speaking about yourself.

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro demain.

I give you my number tomorrow.

vous

[voo]

you

Object pronoun meaning 'to you' or 'you,' used formally or for more than one person.

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro après l'école.

I give you my number after school.

donne

[duhn]

give

Form of donner meaning 'give'; here it means 'I give' or 'am giving.'

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro tout de suite.

I’m giving you my number right away.

Mon numéro

mohn noo-may-roh

my number

Usually refers to a phone number in this context.

Example

Voici mon numéro.

Here is my number.

Words in this phrase

mon

[mohn]

Possessive adjective showing that the noun belongs to the speaker.

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro maintenant.

I’m giving you my number now.

numéro

[noo-may-roh]

number

Here it refers to a phone number you share with another parent.

Example

Je vous donne mon numéro pour samedi.

I’m giving you my number for Saturday.

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