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How to Say ‘Can you give me yours?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Me das el tuyo?

meh dahs el TOO-yoh

[meh dahs el TOO-yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: Use ¿Me das...? "Will you give me...?" for casual requests: ¿Me das un café? "Can I have a coffee?"

Phrase Breakdown

¿Me das

meh dahs

Will you give me

Using 'dar' in the present tense is a very common, casual way to ask for something in Spain.

Example

¿Me das un vaso de agua?

Can you give me a glass of water?

Words in this phrase

Me

[meh]

to me

Me shows that the opinion or impression belongs to the speaker.

Example

A mí me preocupa el tiempo del trayecto.

I'm concerned about the journey time.

das

[dahs]

you give

Informal 'tú' form of 'dar' (to give); used for polite requests.

Example

¿Me das tu número?

Will you give me your number?

el tuyo?

el TOO-yoh

yours?

'El tuyo' means 'yours' and replaces a masculine noun, here 'número'. Say TU-yo.

Example

Mi coche es rojo, ¿y el tuyo?

My car is red, and yours?

Words in this phrase

el

[el]

the one

Used to refer to a specific option already mentioned.

Example

El Colombia es mi favorito, pero El de Etiopía también está bien.

The Colombia one is my favorite, but the Ethiopia one is also good.

tuyo

[TOO-yoh]

yours

Possessive pronoun for 'tú', masculine singular; replaces a noun already mentioned.

Example

Este libro es el tuyo.

This book is yours.

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