How to Say "coaches" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “coaches” is “autobuses” — use 'autobuses' when referring to large vehicles used for public transportation or long-distance travel..
autobuses
/ow-toh-BOO-sehs//autoˈβuses/
Examples
Los autobuses pasan cada diez minutos.
The buses pass by every ten minutes.
Hay muchos autobuses en la estación central.
There are many buses at the central station.
Los autobuses turísticos recorren toda la ciudad.
The tourist buses go all around the city.
Where did the accent go?
The singular form 'autobús' has an accent mark because the stress is on the last syllable. When we make it plural by adding '-es', the stress stays on the 'bu' sound naturally, so the written accent is no longer needed.
Masculine Plural
Always use masculine articles with this word: 'los autobuses' or 'unos autobuses'.
Keeping the accent
Mistake: “autobúses”
Correction: autobuses (no accent). In Spanish, when a word ends in 's' and the stress is on the second-to-last syllable, it usually doesn't need an accent mark.
técnicos
Examples
Los técnicos están reparando la red de internet.
The technicians are repairing the internet network.
Bus vs. Person
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