How to Say ‘My number is 0171 2345678.’ in German
Meine Nummer ist 0171 2345678.
migh-neh NOOM-er ist NOOL-ains-zeeb-en-ains tsvai-dry-fear-fuenf-zeks-zeeb-en-AKHT
[migh-neh NOOM-er ist NOOL-ains-zeeb-en-ains tsvai-dry-fear-fuenf-zeks-zeeb-en-AKHT]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans usually say phone numbers digit by digit or in pairs, and many say zwo instead of zwei for 2 so it isn't confused with drei "three".
Phrase Breakdown
Meine Nummer ist
migh-neh NOOM-er ist
my number is
Used to give your phone number. 'Meine' rhymes with 'mine-uh'. The 'u' in 'Nummer' is short.
Meine Nummer ist neu.
My number is new.
Words in this phrase
Meine
[migh-neh]
my
Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.
I do my rounds every morning.
Nummer
[NOOM-er]
number
Feminine noun; often means a phone number in casual talk.
Meine Nummer ist neu.
My number is new.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
0171
[NOOL-ains-zeeb-en-ains]
0171 (mobile prefix)
A German mobile network area code, read digit by digit.
Meine Nummer beginnt mit 0171.
My number starts with 0171.
2345678.
[tsvai-dry-fear-fuenf-zeks-zeeb-en-AKHT]
2345678 (phone digits)
The rest of the phone number, usually read in pairs or single digits.
Ruf 2345678 an.
Call 2345678.
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