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How to Say ‘Could you please leave your name and phone number?’ in Simplified Chinese

麻烦留个姓名和电话?

má fán liú gè xìng míng hé diàn huà

[máfan liú guh xìngmíng heh diànhuà]

💬 Usage Tip: Starting a request with 麻烦 (má fan) "trouble" works like "would you mind." It's a quick polite opener: 麻烦您等一下 "please wait a moment."

Phrase Breakdown

麻烦

má fán

[máfan]

could you please; to trouble (someone)

Polite way to ask someone to do something.

Example

麻烦您等一下。

Could you please wait a moment?

留个姓名和电话?

liú gè xìng míng hé diàn huà

leave your name and phone number

留个姓名 (leave a name) + 和 (and) + 电话 (phone number).

Example

请留个姓名和电话。

Please leave your name and phone number.

Words in this phrase

留

liú

[liú]

to leave (behind)

To give or leave information for someone.

Example

请留一下您的地址。

Please leave your address.

个

gè

[guh]

general measure word

A very common measure word used with many nouns.

Example

一个人来了。

One person came.

姓名

xìng míng

[xìngmíng]

full name

A noun meaning a person's surname and given name.

Example

请写下您的姓名。

Please write down your full name.

和

hé

[heh]

and

Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences.

Example

他和朋友一起去旅行。

He went on a trip with friends.

电话

diàn huà

[diànhuà]

telephone; phone number

A noun for a phone, a call, or a phone number.

Example

您的电话是多少?

What is your phone number?

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