Bus (regional comparison) in Spanish
Bus (regional comparison) in Spanish is autobús (ow-toh-BOOS), or camión, colectivo or guagua. It's masculine: el autobús.
- Spanish
- el autobús
- Say it
- el ow-toh-BOOS
- Gender
- Masculine: el autobús
- Also said
- el camión, el colectivo, la guagua
- Note
- Mexico has camión; Argentina colectivo; Cuba and Puerto Rico guagua. Autobús is not exclusive to Spain.
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Questions about autobús
How do you say bus (regional comparison) in Spanish?
Bus (regional comparison) in Spanish is el autobús. You can also say el camión, el colectivo or la guagua. Mexico has camión; Argentina colectivo; Cuba and Puerto Rico guagua. Autobús is not exclusive to Spain.
How do you pronounce autobús?
Say it ow-toh-BOOS. The syllable in capitals is stressed: BOOS. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is autobús masculine or feminine in Spanish?
autobús is masculine, so it takes el: el autobús.
What does autobús mean in English?
In English, el autobús means bus (regional comparison).
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