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WBYeats
 
Reply Sun 8 Dec, 2013 09:49 am
When the mobile phone is running out of power, is it idiomatic English to say this?:

-Your/The battery is getting low.
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Reply Sun 8 Dec, 2013 10:21 am
Absolutely yes.
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Reply Fri 13 Dec, 2013 10:47 am
@WBYeats,
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When the mobile phone is running out of power, is it idiomatic English to say this?:


This sounds like a generic type question, WB; "mobile phone" is not specific in this sense.

When a mobile phone is running out of power, is it idiomatic English to say this?:
WBYeats
 
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Reply Fri 13 Dec, 2013 10:08 pm
@JTT,
Thank you JTT. You're always so perceptive~
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Reply Sat 14 Dec, 2013 03:25 pm
@WBYeats,

"Cellphone" is the commonest term in the USA I think, and here we talk of our "mobile".

"Mobile phone" is not much heard. But well understood, of course; just a bit longer.

All these terms are interchangeable.
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Reply Mon 16 Dec, 2013 08:07 am
@McTag,
Thank you, Mctag~~
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