How to Say ‘May I have your number?’ in German
Darf ich deine Nummer haben?
darf ikh DY-neh NOOM-er hah-ben
[darf ikh DY-neh NOOM-er hah-ben]
💬 Usage Tip: With darf ich "may I", the main verb goes to the very end: Darf ich hier sitzen? "May I sit here?".
Phrase Breakdown
Darf ich
darf ikh
May I
A polite way to ask permission, from the verb 'dürfen'.
Darf ich reinkommen?
May I come in?
Words in this phrase
Darf
[darf]
may / am allowed to
A polite modal verb used to ask permission.
Bevor ich nach der Unternehmenskultur frage, sage ich: Darf ich fragen?
Before I ask about company culture, I say: May I ask?
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
deine Nummer haben?
DY-neh NOOM-er hah-ben
have your number?
The infinitive 'haben' goes to the end after a modal verb. 'Nummer' is feminine, so it takes 'deine'.
Kann ich deine Adresse haben?
Can I have your address?
Words in this phrase
deine
[DY-neh]
your
Informal 'your' for feminine nouns.
Wo ist deine Kamera?
Where is your camera?
Nummer
[NOOM-er]
number
Feminine noun; often means a phone number in casual talk.
Meine Nummer ist neu.
My number is new.
haben
[hah-ben]
have
To possess or hold something.
Ich habe ein Buch.
I have a book.
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