autobuses
“autobuses” means “buses” in Spanish (public transportation vehicles).
buses
Also: coaches
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Los autobuses pasan cada diez minutos.
A1The buses pass by every ten minutes.
Hay muchos autobuses en la estación central.
A1There are many buses at the central station.
Los autobuses turísticos recorren toda la ciudad.
A2The tourist buses go all around the city.
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Quick Quiz: autobuses
Question 1 of 2
Which of these is the correct way to write the plural of 'autobús'?
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A combination of 'auto' (from 'automóvil', meaning self-moving) and the plural of 'ómnibus' (from Latin meaning 'for all').
First recorded: Early 20th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'autobuses' masculine or feminine?
It is masculine. You should always say 'los autobuses'.
Why do some people say 'guaguas' instead?
Spanish is rich in regional variety! 'Guagua' is the preferred word in places like Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and the Canary Islands.