Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Mobile"

A: It means like buying data and minutes and texts for your phone

A: Thank you

A: I am using a mobile device.

A: It means the person can't move, or can't get to where you want to go

A: In - "Mobile games make students passive" the emphasis is on the mobile games themselves, making the students passive

But In- "Playing mobile games make students passive" the emphasis is on the act of playing the games.

A: Mobile device is a movable phone. They mean the same thing

A: Mobile is typically used with large things that move (like cars). Portable is used with things you carry by hand (portable radio). Hope this helps.

A: English people call it a mobile phone.
Americans call it a cell phone
There is no difference between them it's just said differently depending on where you're from.

A: Mobile - smart phone
Telephone - any phone

A: Yes, "phones," "mobile phones" and "mobiles" are all commonly used.

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A: It depends on whether you wish to speak with a British accent or an American one.

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A: Theres two ways of pronouncing it.
Most common: (moh-bowl)
More formal: (moh-b-eye-il)

A: British here :)

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A: There are two ways to say mobile.

A: The first two versions of it that I said refer to a "mobile phone", or a cell phone. They have the same meaning, just different pronunciation.

The third one that I said means a baby's mobile, which is something that hangs over a baby's crib and plays music.