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How to Say ‘A contact phone number’ in Spain Spanish

Algún teléfono de contacto

ahl-GOON teh-LEH-foh-noh deh kohn-TAHK-toh

[ahl-GOON teh-LEH-foh-noh deh kohn-TAHK-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: teléfono on its own often means "phone number" in Spain. You'll hear ¿Me da un teléfono? "Can you give me a number?".

Phrase Breakdown

Algún teléfono

ahl-GOON teh-LEH-foh-noh

some phone number / any phone

'Algún' is the short form of 'alguno' used before a masculine noun. Stress te-LÉ-fo-no.

Example

¿Tienes algún teléfono?

Do you have any phone number?

Words in this phrase

Algún

[ahl-GOON]

any

Short form of 'alguno' before masculine singular nouns.

Example

¿Hay algún problema?

Is there any problem?

teléfono

[teh-LEH-foh-noh]

phone

Telephone; masculine noun, often used for mobile phone too.

Example

Mi teléfono no tiene batería.

My phone has no battery.

de contacto

deh kohn-TAHK-toh

for contact

Here 'de contacto' describes the phone: a contact number. Stress con-TAC-to.

Example

Una persona de contacto.

A contact person.

Words in this phrase

[deh]

for / of

Preposition linking nouns; 'teléfono de contacto' is contact number.

Example

Es mi número de casa.

It's my home number.

contacto

[kohn-TAHK-toh]

contact; connection

A useful professional connection, especially important in networking.

Example

Tener un buen «contacto» puede abrir puertas laborales.

Having a good “contact” can open career doors.

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