Usage examples of "cellulare" in Italian with translation to English

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Ho perso anche il cellulare! I've lost even my cell phone!
Perde sempre il suo cellulare. He's always losing his mobile.
Per favore, non guardare il cellulare mentre si mangia. Please don't look at your cellphone while we're eating.
Questo cellulare è davvero costoso. This cellular phone is really expensive.
"Visto il mio cellulare?" "Sul tavolo!" "Seen my cell phone?" "On the table!"
Gli hanno rubato il cellulare. His mobile has been stolen.
"Avete visto il mio cellulare?" "È sul tavolo." "Have you seen my cell phone?" "It's on the table."
Il mio cellulare è stato rubato. My mobile has been stolen.
"Hai visto il mio cellulare?" "È sul tavolo." "Have you seen my cell phone?" "It's on the table."
La maggior parte dei giovani ha un cellulare. Most young people have a mobile phone.
Puoi darmi il tuo numero di cellulare? Can you give me your cell number?
Può darmi il suo numero di cellulare? Can you give me your cell number?
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