Give me a ring Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɡɪv/ /ˈmi/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈɹɪŋ

GIV-mee-uh-RING

UK

ɡˈɪv/ /mˈiː/ /æɪ/ /ɹˈɪŋ

giv-MEE-ay-RING

Definition

This expression means 'call me on the phone.' It is an informal and friendly way to ask someone to contact you by telephone.

Usage & Nuances

Used in informal, friendly conversation. Not about a physical ring; refers only to phone calls. 'Give me a ring' is common in British and Australian English; Americans often say 'give me a call.' Avoid in very formal settings.

• Spanish: llámame
• Portuguese (BR): me liga - me dá um toque
• Portuguese (PT): dá-me um toque - liga-me
• Chinese (Simplified): 给我打个电话
• Chinese (Traditional): 打電話給我
• Hindi: मुझे फोन करना
• Arabic: اتصل بي
• Bengali: আমাকে ফোন দাও - আমাকে কল করো
• Russian: позвони мне
• Japanese: 電話して
• Vietnamese: gọi cho tôi
• Korean: 나한테 전화해
• Turkish: beni ara
• Urdu: مجھے فون کرنا
• Indonesian: telepon aku

Example Sentences

If you have any questions, just give me a ring.

basic

I'll give you a ring after work.

basic

Can you give me a ring when you arrive?

basic

I'm free this weekend, so give me a ring if you want to hang out.

natural

Let me know when you’re done, or just give me a ring.

natural

I lost your number—could you give me a ring so I have it again?

natural