Phrase

What is your phone number?

Meaning:

  • If you want to keep in contact with someone you just met, ask this question to find out their phone number.
  • To obtain someone's phone number for future communication. (Request for Contact Information)
  • To confirm or exchange phone numbers for a particular purpose. (Verification)
  • To facilitate further contact or follow-up. (Networking)

Examples:

  • Could you give me your phone number so I can call you later?
  • I’d like to stay in touch. What is your phone number?
  • For the appointment reminder, what is your phone number?
  • Can I have your phone number for future reference?
  • If you don’t mind, what is your phone number?
  • We should exchange numbers. What is your phone number?
  • I’ll send you the details via text. What is your phone number?
  • To finalize the reservation, can you provide your phone number?
  • We’re meeting up next week. What is your phone number?
  • For the group project, what is your phone number?
  • To confirm the booking, I need your phone number. What is it?
  • I want to add you to my contacts. What is your phone number?
  • For updates on the event, what is your phone number?
  • Can I get your phone number in case I need to reach you?
  • To send you the information, what is your phone number?
  • For security purposes, could you provide your phone number?
  • I’ll follow up with a call. What is your phone number?
  • For our records, what is your phone number?
  • I’d love to chat more. What is your phone number?
  • To keep in touch after the conference, what is your phone number?
  • What is your phone number, Miss Nirali?
  • I'll give you a call when I finish. What is your phone number?
  • My family only has one phone. - I see. What is your phone number?
  • What is your phone number? - I'm not going to give it to you.