How to Say ‘Take this number’ in Spain Spanish
Coja este número
KOH-hah ES-teh NOO-meh-roh
[KOH-hah ES-teh NOO-meh-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: coger "to take" is completely ordinary in Spain. In much of Latin America it's vulgar, so people there say tomar instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Coja
[KOH-hah]
take (formal command)
Polite imperative of 'coger', to take or pick up.
Coja un papel, por favor.
Take a sheet, please.
este
[ES-teh]
this
A demonstrative word used to point to a nearby or current thing.
En este momento, quiero aprender más sobre la empresa.
At this moment, I want to learn more about the company.
número
[NOO-meh-roh]
number
Noun used for house numbers, phone numbers, etc.
Mi número es el cinco.
My number is five.
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