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How to Say ‘What's your phone number?’ in Traditional Chinese

請問您的電話是?

qǐng wèn nín de diàn huà shì

[qǐngwèn nín de diànhuà shir]

💬 Usage Tip: Ending with 是 and letting your voice trail off turns this into a question, leaving a gap for the other person to fill in.

Phrase Breakdown

請問

qǐng wèn

[qǐngwèn]

may I ask

Polite way to begin a question.

Example

請問廁所在哪裡?

May I ask where the restroom is?

您的電話是?

nín de diàn huà shì

what's your phone number?

Literally 'your phone is…?'. Raise your voice slightly at the end to make it a question.

Example

您的電話是多少?

What's your phone number?

Words in this phrase

您

nín

[nín]

you (polite)

Respectful form of 'you', used with customers or elders.

Example

您要幾點來?

What time will you come?

的

de

[de]

possessive particle

Indicates ownership, similar to 'of'.

Example

這是我的書。

This is my book.

電話

diàn huà

[diànhuà]

telephone; phone number

A phone, or in context a phone number.

Example

請留下您的電話。

Please leave your phone number.

是

shì

[shir]

to be; am/is/are

是 is the verb 'to be' used for identity, emphasis, or agreement.

Example

我也是剛畢業的新鮮人。

I am also a recent graduate.

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