Not sure how to ask for or give your phone number in Spanish?
This episode of the Speaking Spanish for Beginners podcast has you covered!
You’ll learn:
🔢 Numbers from 0 to 10
☎️ How to ask for someone’s phone number
📱 How to reply with your own number
🎧 A short listening activity to practice
Ready? ¡Vamos! ⬇️
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Numbers from 0 to 10
A good starting point is learning the numbers from 0 to 10 in Spanish.
How to Ask and Give Your Phone Number
The basic question “What’s your phone number?” in Spanish is:
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
But you’ll also hear these shorter versions:
¿Cuál es tu número?
¿Cuál es tu teléfono?
¿Me das tu número? (Can you give me your number?)
👉 All of them mean the same thing.
To reply, just say ⬇️
Mi número es + [número] (My number is + phone number)
Practice with the Episode
Now that you know the numbers and how to ask the question, listen to the episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners(player above) and try the listening exercise.
Too tricky? Here’s a little help ⬇️
Telephone Number Dialogue
Man: Fue un placer conocerte. Quizás podemos hablar otro día. ¿Cuál es tu número?
Woman: Es el 1 354 498 756 920 10.
Man: …Ajá, vale. ¡Hasta pronto!
Need More Practice?
Here is a quiz to test your Spanish phone number skills. Here we go!
And that’s it! Now you know how to ask for and give your phone number en español.
Go out there, meet new people, and start having real conversations in Spanish!
🎧 Want more beginner‑friendly Spanish tips? Listen to Speaking Spanish for Beginners on your favorite podcast app.
¡Hasta pronto!
Marco Fierro — Spanish Beginners Cult Leader
¡Hola! I’m an enthusiastic Spanish teacher passionate about making my language accessible to YOU.
When I’m not teaching, I love traveling and rocking out on my electric guitar.
Let’s have fun learning ESPAÑOL together.
¡Vamos!
