"Cell phone" in English is cellulare or telefoninoin Italian.
American cell phones are the same as English phones it just another term they use.
cell phone in Japanese is pronounced as keitaidennwa.(携帯電話)
it means that if the phone is wireless it would be called a cell phone
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It means "mobile", often used to indicate a cell phone.
Numero del telefonino
"My phone number is"
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Just dial it as you would normally do if both handsets were in England. Whenever you dial a mobile (cell) phone, the phone network automatically dials it as if it was an international call anyway. Although it may not show up in the phones memory, each number is automatically prefixed with +44 - which is the international access code for the UK. This will only work, if the English cell phone in America is logged onto the cellular system in America. The phone will have to be a tri-band, to use US frequencies and have an agreement by your service provider, to connect you. This known as 'roaming'.
There isn't one. British slange evolved from the time of shakespear cell phones werent around till much later and so there isn't a word for in British slang. Actually, there is. You can say 'mobile'.
easy just dial the area code and have long distance