ASKING/GIVING PHONE

NUMBERSDLT: I can ask for someone’s phone number in Spanish.DLT: I can give a phone number in Spanish.

TO ASK FOR SOMEONE’S PHONE NUMBER: What is your (informal) telephone

number?¿ Cuál es tu teléfono?

What is your (formal) telephone number?¿ Cuál es su teléfono?

What is ____’s telephone number?¿Cuál es el teléfono de ____?

TO ASK FOR SOMEONE’S PHONE NUMBER: Things to notice:

1. It is NOT necessary to say “Número de teléfono” for “phone number”. “Teléfono” is used for “Phone number”

2. In Spanish, there is no ‘s. Instead of say “Juan’s phone number”, you are actually saying “the phone number of Juan” (el teléfono de Juan).

TO GIVE FOR SOMEONE’S PHONE NUMBER: It is…

Es…

You may also see…

My phone number is… Mi teléfono es…

___’s phone number is… El teléfono de ____ es…

TO GIVE FOR SOMEONE’S PHONE NUMBER: When giving a phone number, the digits

are often grouped together.So, instead of saying:

6-1-1-2-7-1-5You may see:

6-11-27-15 In many Spanish speaking countries, telephone

numbers have 7 or 8 digits. Usually, the first number is spoken alone and the remaining numbers are given in pairs.

LISTENING PRACTICE (PAGE 19- ACTIVITY 22)1. Beatriz: 3-2-4-1-9-5-02. Jorge: 2-6-7-3-1-2-83. Rosaura: 2-1-3-2-5-3-14. Ángel: 7-1-8-6-3-9-45. Gladys: 1-2-8-1-5-2-2

LISTENING PRACTICE Write the following phone numbers as I

give them:1. 3-31-28-192. 4-16-15-113. 1-14-27-304. 9-22-29-125. 8-20-21-18

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