How to Say ‘Tell me your name’ in Spain Spanish
Dígame su nombre
DEE-gah-meh soo NOM-breh
[DEE-gah-meh soo NOM-breh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Dígame] is the polite command form used with [usted]. You'll hear the same ending in other formal requests: [espere], [pase], [confirme].
🇪🇸 In Spain: This is normal service-language in Spain: direct but polite, especially with [por favor]. It doesn't sound rude the way "Tell me your name" might in English.
Phrase Breakdown
Dígame
[DEE-gah-meh]
tell me
A formal imperative meaning please tell me, often used politely in service situations.
Dígame su nombre para buscar la reserva.
Tell me your name so I can look for the reservation.
su
[soo]
your
Formal singular possessive adjective used to address someone politely.
Dígame su nombre y la hora de la reserva.
Tell me your name and the reservation time.
nombre
[NOM-breh]
name
The word for a person's name, often needed to find a reservation.
Dígame su nombre, por favor.
Tell me your name, please.
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