Telephone & Communication

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Standard noun for a telephone or phone device.

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In Latin America, 'celular' is more commonly used.

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Derived from the verb llamar.

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Can refer to a text message or a general voice message.

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Remember the written accent on the first 'u'.

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Used for phones, computers, and televisions.

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Refers to both digital and phone cameras.

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Often shortened colloquially to 'pila' in some regions.

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Refers to a person or an entry in a phone address book.

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Compound noun phrase: noun + adjective.

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Literally 'mailbox of voice'.

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Also commonly expressed as 'videollamada'.

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Refers to mobile network or internet reception.

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Useful expression when handling multiple phone lines.

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Often shortened to 'app' in informal contexts.

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Regular -ar verb; requires the personal 'a' when calling a specific person.

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Regular -ar verb, synonymous with 'responder'.

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Stem-changing verb (o > ue) in present tense and subjunctive.

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Regular -ar verb, accent on the final 'i' in many conjugated forms.

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Regular -ar verb, used for dialing phone numbers.

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Regular -ar verb used for numbers, contacts, and screens.

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Stem-changing verb (o > ue).

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Common greeting on the phone in many Latin American countries.

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Idiomatic expression used during phone conversations.

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Used as an adjective phrase in phone contexts ('número equivocado').