Today's
word is: "autobús"
= bus
In
Spanish, “autobús”*
is a masculine noun of French origin meaning bus,
and used as in:
- Fuimos al aeropuerto en autobús (we went to the airport by bus);
Some
Spanish expressions with the word “autobús”
are:
- Andar en autobús (to travel by bus)
- A Pedro le gusta mucho andar en autobús (Pedro really likes travelling by bus)
- Autobús del aeropuerto (airport bus)
- Autobús de dos pisos (double decker bus)
- Autobús expreso (express bus)
- Autobús urbano (city/ town public bus)
- Bajarse del autobús (to get off the bus)
- Chófer de autobús (bus driver)
- Coger** el autobús (to catch the bus)
- Conductor de autobús (bus driver)
- Ir en autobús (to go by bus)
- Línea de autobús (bus line)
- Subirse al autobús (to get on the bus)
- Tomar el autobús (to catch the bus)
Notes
*It
should be noted that the use of the English term bus -with
Spanish pronunciation, is quite common.
**Remember
that “coger” is a verb
which in some parts, especially in the Americas, has a sexual
connotation and may be liable to misinterpretation.
Love-Spanish.com
loves the word "autobús"
in the YouTube clip: Pepe Aguilar - El autobús
*NB
'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “autobús”in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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