o meu celular

my cell phone

→ o

phrase Uncommon #18,621

my cell phone In Portugal, this often means a mobile phone; in Brazil, celular is the common word for cell phone.

PO: Esqueci o meu celular em casa.

EN: I left my cell phone at home.

I want my cell phone back.

My cell phone.

— Segunda-Feira ao Sol (2002)

My phone is full.

I don't have my cell phone with me here.

My cell phone was stolen!

— A Grande Beleza (2013)

I turned off my cell phone.

Do you want to use my cell phone?

I lost my cell phone and can't find it.

My cell phone is vibrating.

My cell phone was turned off.

And right below is my cell phone number.

— Volver (2006)

I lost my cell phone.

My new cell phone is thinner than my old cell phone.

I heard my cell phone ringing.

I almost dropped my cell phone in the pool.

My cell phone is charging in the bedroom.

— O Primata (2026)