Configure a cell phone
Is it correct to say 'my cell phone is configured for Spanish language or is it better to say it is set up for Spanish language'?
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- My cell phone is set up for Spanish. - The language is set to Spanish. Check a dictionary for configured.
- - My cell phone is set up for Spanish.
- - The language is set to Spanish.
- Check a dictionary for configured.
- It's a multi-step process and usually a permanent state.
- Active voice probably works best for your case: - I set/configured the language in my cell phone to Spanish.
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- My cell phone is set up for Spanish.
- The language is set to Spanish.
Check a dictionary for configured. It's a multi-step process and usually a permanent state.
Active voice probably works best for your case:
- I set/configured the language in my cell phone to Spanish.
- I set my cell phone to Spanish.
- I set my cell phone's language to Spanish.
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Facts and comments:
Manufacturers have done all the programming and configuring before the phones leave the factory. Users merely select t
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