Contacts & SNS

1. Can I have your contact information?

   Could I get your contact details? / Mind sharing your info?

   Usage

   A polite way to ask for someone's contact details when traveling

   Grammar Note

   "Can I have ~?" is a polite request. "Could I have ~?" is slightly more formal

2. What's your email address?

   Could I get your email? / What email do you use?

   Usage

   A natural way to ask for someone's email in both casual and professional settings

   Grammar Note

   "What's your ~?" is a very natural way to ask for personal details in conversation

3. Can we stay in touch?

   Let's keep in contact! / I'd love to stay connected.

   Usage

   Said when parting ways and wanting to maintain a connection with someone

   Grammar Note

   "Stay in touch" is an idiom meaning to maintain regular communication

4. Let me add you on Instagram.

   I'll follow you on Instagram. / Let's connect on Instagram.

   Usage

   A casual way to exchange social media accounts, common among younger travelers

   Grammar Note

   "Let me ~" expresses an offer or intention. Very casual and direct in tone

5. I'll send you a message later.

   I'll text you later. / I'll reach out soon.

   Usage

   A friendly promise to follow up after exchanging contact details

   Grammar Note

   "I'll ~" expresses a future intention or promise. "Later" is vague but friendly

6. Can I take a photo with you?

   Would you mind taking a photo together? / Mind if I get a pic with you?

   Usage

   A polite way to ask someone for a photo together as a travel memory

   Grammar Note

   "Can I ~?" asks for permission. Use "take a photo of me" if you want them to photograph you

7. What's your Line / WhatsApp?

   What's your Line ID? / Are you on WhatsApp?

   Usage

   Line is popular in East/Southeast Asia; WhatsApp is widely used globally for staying in touch

   Grammar Note

   "What's your [app]?" is an informal way to ask for someone's account handle or ID

8. Here's my business card.

   Please take my card. / I'd like to give you my card.

   Usage

   A standard phrase when handing over a business card in professional situations

   Grammar Note

   "Here's ~" is a natural phrase used when handing something over. Short for "Here is"

9. Let's meet up again.

   We should meet again! / I hope we can catch up again.

   Usage

   A warm, casual farewell phrase expressing the hope of meeting again

   Grammar Note

   "Let's ~" is a friendly suggestion. "Meet up" is more casual than "meet" alone

10. Please text me when you arrive.

    Send me a message when you get there. / Let me know when you arrive.

    Usage

    Used to show care for someone's safety or to coordinate a meeting

    Grammar Note

    "Please ~" softens a request. "Text" works as both a noun and a verb in modern English

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