How to Say ‘Can you give me your card?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Me puedes dar tu tarjeta?
meh pweh-dehs dar too tar-HEH-tah
[meh pweh-dehs dar too tar-HEH-tah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Many people now swap LinkedIn instead, so you might hear ¿Te agrego en LinkedIn? "Shall I add you on LinkedIn?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Me puedes dar
meh pweh-dehs dar
Can you give me
'Me' comes before the verb. Say it as 'me PWE-des dar'.
¿Me puedes dar tu número?
Can you give me your number?
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Me shows that the opinion or impression belongs to the speaker.
A mí me preocupa el tiempo del trayecto.
I'm concerned about the journey time.
puedes
[pweh-dehs]
Can you
Used to ask if someone is able to do something.
¿Puedes mostrarme otro color?
Can you show me another color?
dar
[dar]
to give
Basic verb meaning to give or hand over.
¿Me puedes dar agua?
Can you give me water?
tu tarjeta?
too tar-HEH-tah
your (business) card?
'Tarjeta' means card. The 'j' is throaty: 'tar-HE-ta'.
Aquí tienes mi tarjeta.
Here's my card.
Words in this phrase
tu
[too]
your (informal singular)
Possessive adjective used with singular nouns; in dialogue it personalizes: your tradition, your view.
Tu manera de hablar de Jesús puede ser distinta a la mía.
Your way of talking about Jesus may be different from mine.
tarjeta
[tar-HEH-tah]
card
Usually means bank card or credit/debit card in payment contexts.
¿Acepta tarjeta?
Do you accept card?
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