How to Say ‘Give me your phone’ in Mexican Spanish
Pásame tu cel
PAH-sah-meh too sehl
[PAH-sah-meh too sehl]
💬 Usage Tip: cel, short for celular, is how Mexicans say "phone"; móvil is the Spain word. Pronoun goes on the end of a command: pásame, dime "tell me".
Phrase Breakdown
Pásame
[PAH-sah-meh]
pass me / give me
Informal command of 'pasar' with 'me' attached: hand it to me.
Pásame el menú, por favor.
Pass me the menu, please.
tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive adjective used before a noun.
Con tu perfil puedes destacar mucho.
With your profile, you can stand out a lot.
cel
[sehl]
cell (phone number)
Short slang for 'celular', a mobile phone or its number.
Se me olvidó el cel en casa.
I forgot my cell at home.
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