If a person is Roaming' does it mean they are from the city of Roam, Italy?

Question

I think it does but I'm just not positive.

Thank you. Meow Meow

Answer 1

Do you mean Rome, Italy? If so, the answer is no.

If someone is "roaming" it means he/she is wandering about- unless you are talking about cell phone use. That's another story.

Answer 2

No, Roaming means that you act like a person from Roam. You like eating and drinking food from Roam and playing the national sport of Roam, Cell Phone Tossing....

Answer 3

No it doesn't, Roaming means that your using a Cellphone from another companies signal tower to use a servicem for example. Rogers Wirless (a canadian cellphone provider) is only available in Canada similar to America's Singular Wireless its the biggest network in the country but only Canada, but they also have ROAMING capabilities in select countries which allows them to use their cellphone and have a signal for their provider in different countries, for example my Professor went to France and took his Rogers cellphone with him, as soon as he landed in Paris it was vibrating and said "WELCOME TO PARIS", this meant he was able to roam in Paris but maybe not in all of france depending on city restricitions and area signals.

Answer 4

Roman.
from Rome, Italy (or Roma in Italian).

Roaming.
from roam, to ramble, wander; go here and there.
(roamin')

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Answer 5

are u talking about cell phones if so it means you can't get your own networks signal but your phone detects other networks so it piggybacks on that network and makes the call on that network @ a higher rate

Answer 6

No, since the city you refer to is ROME.

Answer 7

No, it means they are using other compaines cell phone towers to get service on your cell phone.