"我没有国际漫游。"
Translation:I don't have international roaming.
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Some phone service providers do not operate internationally. Those that do provide a "roaming" service. While their users are roaming in foreign lands.
Cell phone plan. My moms phone charges her extra to use data outside the continental us. I have international roaming, so i dont get charged more in other countries
I would say "phone coverage" is the more vernacular expression here, but "roaming" is technically correct.
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Did anyone else have just three sentences in the entire session? I don't have international roaming & We want to top up 100 Yuan & I want to cancel my room. It seems like a glitch to me.
Same for me. I just assumed the developers were getting lazy about creating new content as we progress through the course.
Is this supposed to mean "I don't have international phone service?"
漫 (màn) = free/unrestrained
游 (yóu) = to swim OR to walk/to roam/to travel
漫游 (mànyóu) = to travel around/roaming
We saw 漫 before in:
- 浪漫 (làngmàn) = romantic
We saw 游 before in:
- 游泳 (yóuyǒng) = to swim
- 游戏 (yóuxì) = game
- 旅游 (lǔyóu) = trip/journey/to travel
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Note that in traditional characters, the form of 游 is 遊 in every sense except swimming where it is still 游.
Not necessarily. Some plans are more limited, even domestically, by network coverage. Though in the US, I think this is less common that it used to be.
