How to Say "Iphone" in Spanish

iPhone

/aiˈfon/masculine

The English phrase 'iphone' is translated to iPhone in Spanish.

The English word iPhone can be used in informal Spanish conversations.

Meaning: device (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Argentina, the term iPhone is often used without translation.

The noun is masculine, so it is used with the masculine article el.

/aiˈfon/

In some regions, people use the slang term ladrillo meaning 'brick' to describe very old mobile phones, contrasting with the slim design of a modern iPhone.
While iPhone is the brand name, Spanish speakers often use the generic term móvil in Spain and celular in Latin America to refer to the device.
In Spanish, you do not 'charge' an iPhone using a verb for filling, but rather cargar, which can also mean 'to load' a cargo ship.

Tom sacó su iPhone.
Tom pulled out his iPhone.
This sentence shows how to use iPhone when describing someone pulling out their device.
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Deja de presumir de iPhone.
Stop showing off your iPhone.
This sentence uses iPhone in the context of someone showing off their device.
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Si no fuera por el iPhone, yo no sería capaz de aprender japonés.
If it weren't for the iPhone, I wouldn't be able to learn Japanese.
This sentence demonstrates how iPhone can be used when discussing a tool used for learning.
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La cámara del iPhone es increíble, toma fotos fantásticas.
The iPhone's camera is amazing, it takes fantastic photos.
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Alejandro and María are at a cafe discussing technology.

Alejandro

¿Es nuevo ese iPhone?
Is that iPhone new?
María

Sí, me encanta mi iPhone.
Yes, I love my iPhone.
Alejandro

El iPhone tiene una cámara muy buena.
The iPhone has a very good camera.
María

Es cierto, Alejandro.
That's true, Alejandro.

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