Hi,
> In the recent issue of J@pan Inc, Daniel Scuka
> uses "keitai" as opposed to "PHS", rather than
> PHS as a *kind* of keitai.
I also heard that both words are used that way, e.g. by saying "I have a
keitai" or "I have a PHS" (which is different).
I wonder if that is still true or maybe changing recently. Also, what
would you say if you have a doccimo, which incorporates both keitai and
PHS?
> When I had a PHS phone, I still said "Call me
> on my keitai...." Was I being presumptuous?
> Is keitai really a synonym for "*cellular* phone"?
Yes, at least it used to be.
Cheers,
Andrea
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Received on Sun Apr 1 06:46:36 2001