How to Say ‘Last digits of the phone number’ in Simplified Chinese
手机尾号
shǒu jī wěi hào
[shǒujī wěihào]
🇨🇳 In China: Restaurants in China often find your booking by your name plus the last four digits of your phone. Have them ready when you arrive.
Phrase Breakdown
手机
shǒu jī
[shǒujī]
mobile phone
A cell phone; restaurants often ask for its number to confirm a booking.
我的手机没电了。
My phone is out of battery.
尾号
wěi hào
[wěihào]
last digits (of a number)
The final few digits of a phone or ID number, often used for verification.
请告诉我您手机的尾号。
Please tell me the last digits of your phone number.
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