How to Say ‘What is your phone number?’ in Traditional Chinese
電話幾號？
diàn huà jǐ hào
[diànhuà jee haow]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese asks for numbers with 幾號 "what number" rather than 什麼 "what". You'll hear the same pattern in 你住幾號？ "What's your house number?"
Phrase Breakdown
電話
diàn huà
[diànhuà]
telephone; phone number
A phone, or in context a phone number.
請留下您的電話。
Please leave your phone number.
幾
jǐ
[jee]
how many
Used to ask about quantity; in restaurants it often asks the number of people.
請問幾位？
How many people, please?
號
hào
[haow]
number
Used after a numeral to indicate a numbered item, such as platform number 1 or bus number 5.
我的車在三號月台。
My train is at platform 3.
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