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How to Say ‘May I have your phone number?’ in Japanese

お電話番号をお願いできますか

o denwa bangou o o negai deki masu ka

[o denwa bangou o o negai deki masu ka]

💬 Usage Tip: Encapsulates the request with politeness.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Ensures effective communication and verification in processes.

Phrase Breakdown

お電話番号

o denwa bangou

Words in this phrase

o

[o]

honorific prefix

A respectful prefix used to show politeness.

Example

お願いを聞いてください。

Please listen to my request.

電話

denwa

[denwa]

telephone

Refers to a telephone or phone call.

Example

電話を取ります。

I'll answer the phone.

番号

bangou

[bangou]

number

A sequence of digits representing an amount.

Example

番号を控えてください。

Please note down the number.

をお願いできますか

o o negai deki masu ka

Words in this phrase

o

[o]

object marker

Indicates the direct object of an action.

Example

プレゼントを渡します。

I'll give a present.

o

[o]

honorific prefix

A respectful prefix used to show politeness.

Example

お願いを聞いてください。

Please listen to my request.

願い

negai

[negai]

request

The act of asking politely or formally.

Example

願いを叶えます。

Wishes come true.

でき

deki

[deki]

can

Expresses ability or possibility.

Example

料理を頼むことができます。

You can order food.

ます

masu

[masu]

polite verb ending

Indicates politeness in a sentence.

Example

お茶を持ってきていただけますか。

Could you bring tea to me, please?

ka

[ka]

question particle

Used to turn a statement into a question.

Example

あの映画は良かったか?

Was that movie good?

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