Mobile phone question. Is it correct to say "I will call you on mobile phone".
Generally what is correct mobile or cell phone?

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In American English we tend to say cell or cell phone. I'll call you on/from my cell.

In British English I believe they tend to say mobile instead of cell.

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Yeah, Britain uses mobile phone (or mobile for short), America says cell phone (cell for short).

You could say "I'll call you on your mobile" or "I'll call you by mobile".

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What you wrote is not correct.  You need to say either "I will call  you on my/your mobile phone" or "I will call you by mobile phone."
As Susan says, we say "cell" not mobile in the US.

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