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sassouki
Tunisia

help?
 
Hi everyone, hope ur fine! I �ve got a question as usual!
what do native speakers say when ^
1/ there �s no money in their mobile phones?
2/ when the battery is dead?

25 Mar 2010      





sclail
Italy

Hi,
 
Usually (or commonly) where I �m from we say:
 
1/  I �ve got no credit
         or
     I�ve ran out of credit
         or
     I don�t have any credit
 
2/  My phone�s died / dead
        or
     My phone needs charging / to be charged
        or
     The battery / My battery �s dead
       
 
Have fun!
 

25 Mar 2010     



colibrita
United Kingdom

Yep, agree with sclail (although I �ve run out of credit)
Also for 2 I say "I need to recharge my phone"

25 Mar 2010     



brookee
United States

In the U.S. we say "I �ve run out of minutes."

25 Mar 2010