How to Say ‘Your phone number’ in Japanese
お電話番号
o denwa bangou
[o den-wa ban-GOH]
💬 Usage Tip: 電話 means "telephone," and 番号 means "number," so 電話番号 is literally "telephone number." Adding お makes it more polite in customer-facing speech: お電話番号.
Phrase Breakdown
お
o
[o]
honorific prefix
A respectful prefix used to show politeness.
お電話ください。
Please give me a call.
電話
denwa
[den-wa]
telephone
Refers to telephone or phone call.
電話をかけます。
I will make a phone call.
番号
bangou
[ban-GOH]
number
A sequence of digits representing an amount.
番号を知らせてください。
Please inform me of the number.
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