piighost/de-phone

German phone number, the +49 or 0 prefix then an area code and a subscriber number, separated by a space, a slash or a dash as German writing does. A lookbehind replaces the word boundary, which does not anchor before a + sign.

Label: DE_PHONE

Pattern

(?<![\w+])(?:\+49|0)[\s/-]?\d{2,5}[\s/-]?\d{3,10}(?!\d)

Must be caught

• Rufen Sie +49 30 1234567 an. → +49 30 1234567
• Zentrale 0221/1234567 erreichbar. → 0221/1234567

Must be left alone

• Nummer 1234567 fehlt
• Modell C+49 30 1234567

Tags: de, contact

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Used by

• piighost/de — Germany: phone and postal code.

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