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I want to get this right, so I’ve decided to get the opinion of all you smart folks out there. I’ve seen the word written both ways, I personally write cellphone as one word, but I’ve seen it written as two words too. Technically I would imagine that I can’t go wrong if I write cell phone, but I would feel better if I heard other opinions on the subject.



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    Welcome to EL&U. Ultimately, this is just a matter of convention; see When should com­pound words be writ­ten as one word, with hy­phens, or with spaces? If there is no convention, pick one, or pick a style manual to pick one for you.

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I want to get this right, so I’ve decided to get the opinion of all you smart folks out there. I’ve seen the word written both ways, I personally write cellphone as one word, but I’ve seen it written as two words too. Technically I would imagine that I can’t go wrong if I write cell phone, but I would feel better if I heard other opinions on the subject.



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    Welcome to EL&U. Ultimately, this is just a matter of convention; see When should com­pound words be writ­ten as one word, with hy­phens, or with spaces? If there is no convention, pick one, or pick a style manual to pick one for you.

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    Welcome to EL&U. Ultimately, this is just a matter of convention; see When should com­pound words be writ­ten as one word, with hy­phens, or with spaces? If there is no convention, pick one, or pick a style manual to pick one for you.

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    The most contemporary expression might be just cell.



    If you have to go through the trouble of spelling it out, it should be cell phone. But 9 times out of 10, you should not go through that trouble.




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