How to Say ‘...on your phone?’ in Mexican Spanish
...en tu celular?
ehn too seh-loo-LAHR
[ehn too seh-loo-LAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: “Celular” = cellphone. “En” can translate as “on/in” depending on context: “en tu celular.”
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, “celular” is the most common word; “móvil” is understood but less common.
Phrase Breakdown
en
[ehn]
in / on
Preposition indicating location: “en la pantalla,” “en tu celular” = “on your phone.”
Durante la demo, en tu celular aparece el formulario para escribir la pregunta.
During the demo, the form to write the question appears on your phone.
tu
[too]
your (informal, singular)
Possessive adjective for “tú.” Used with devices: “tu celular,” “tu pantalla.”
Abre el enlace en tu celular para seguir el paso a paso.
Open the link on your phone to follow the step-by-step.
celular
[seh-loo-LAHR]
cell phone / mobile phone
Common word in Mexico for “phone.” Useful when guiding the audience to do something on their device.
Si no se carga, reinicia tu celular y vuelve a intentar.
If it doesn’t load, restart your phone and try again.
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