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I would like to have your phone number vs i want your phone number

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They convey a similar meaning of requesting someone's phone number, but the first phrase 'I would like to have your phone number' sounds more polite and formal compared to the second phrase 'I want your phone number', which sounds more direct and casual.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 5172 views

I would like to have your phone number

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It conveys a polite and formal way of requesting someone's phone number.

This phrase is used when you want to ask for someone's phone number in a polite and formal manner.
  • I have your phone number now.
  • I didn't have your phone number.
  • Does the company have your phone numbers?
  • Do you want me to have your phone number?
  • So I have your phone number in my phone.
  • I think I still have your phone number.
  • How does richie mastro have your phone number? - What?
  • I'm really sorry to show up like this, but I don't have your phone number or your email.
  • But I was just in the neighborhood, I didn't have your phone number.
  • I don't have your phone number.
  • Trade you for your phone number.
  • Even dialling your phone number inspires fear.
  • Mrs. Mak, I have your phone number.
  • Can I have your phone number?
  • Because you are our customer, that's why we have your phone number...
  • Could I have your phone number?
  • I would really appreciate your cellular-phone number.
  • Haven't you changed your phone number?
  • I must have mixed up your phone numbers.
  • Holding up your phone number on national TV.

Alternatives:

  • May I have your phone number, please?
  • Could you share your phone number with me?
  • I was wondering if I could get your phone number.
  • Would you mind giving me your phone number?
  • Could you provide me with your phone number?

i want your phone number

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It conveys a direct and casual way of requesting someone's phone number.

This phrase is used when you want to ask for someone's phone number in a direct and casual manner.
  • I bet all the boys want your phone number.
  • Says he wants your phone number.
  • I want to pay this phone number loan.
  • Does Gisele Bundchen want my phone number?
  • You want my phone number, just ask.
  • Do you want his phone number to thank him?
  • What do you want the phone number for?
  • Tell her you want to exchange phone numbers in case there's a rare sighting this summer.
  • Look, I'm the only person who knows why you really want Gossip Girl's phone number.
  • You ever think you want just one phone number?
  • Now, l want to get your phone number so l can tell you tomorrow about what l was thinking about,
  • You want to get her phone number?
  • Why do not you guard your phone number with you, and you may want to reconnect.
  • I want your phone, Robert.
  • Tonight, at 5 p.m., I want you to dial this phone number.
  • But you know what, you might want to still change your e-mail address and your phone number just so there is no further contact with Ivan.
  • Trade you for your phone number.
  • Even dialling your phone number inspires fear.
  • So you go and you type in your phone number, and at the exact minute where you want to be called - And at that moment your phone will ring.
  • I want you to get her phone number.

Alternatives:

  • Can I get your phone number?
  • Give me your phone number.
  • What's your phone number?
  • Share your phone number with me.
  • Let me have your phone number.

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