How to Say ‘Give me your phone’ in Spain Spanish
Dame tu móvil
DAH-meh too MOH-beel
[DAH-meh too MOH-beel]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spain a mobile phone is a móvil. In Latin America it's usually celular, and móvil may not be understood.
Phrase Breakdown
Dame
[DAH-meh]
give me
Imperative of 'dar' (tú) with the pronoun 'me' attached.
Dame un abrazo.
Give me a hug.
tu
[too]
your
A possessive word used to talk informally about something that belongs to the other person.
En una entrevista, «Tu» perfil puede destacar mucho.
In an interview, “your” profile can stand out a lot.
móvil
[MOH-beel]
mobile phone
Common word in Spain for a cell phone.
Tengo el móvil sin batería.
My phone has no battery.
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