cuando uno recibe un mensaje de texto en el celular. estas oraciones tienen sentido en este contexto?
1-I received a message in my mobile
2- A message came through to my mobile

 

Usually we would say "I received a message on my mobile." I can't explain why - it's just an idiom

(2) is correct but not so usual.

 

Thanks Biffo for helping me, so in which circumstance may I use: come through?

 

In (1) the emphasis is on receiving the message. In (2) the emphasis is on the destination.

Examples

(1)
"I received a message from my brother."
"Did it come by mail?"
"No - on my mobile."

(2)
A message came through to my mobile but I never received it because I had dropped the phone in the canal.

Does that help?

 

Now I got it. number 1 : receive. number 2: it arrived but I din't see it. Am I right?

 

thanks kayokid, I understand now.