How to Say “Bus” in Venezuela (Venezuelan Spanish)

autobús
standard
In Venezuela a bus is an autobús. For a smaller passenger bus you may also hear camioneta.
Meaning: passenger bus (noun)

Ways to say it

“bus” in Spanish
Spanish Note
autobús standard
camioneta small bus, Venezuela

To ask where to catch it, say ¿Dónde se toma el autobús? The stop is la parada.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Venezuelan Spanish camioneta can name a small public bus, while in other countries it means a pickup truck or a van.

Did you know?

  • The word autobús comes from the same roots as English "bus" and "omnibus".

Examples in context

  • El autobús llega a las ocho.
    The bus arrives at eight.
  • ¿Dónde está la parada del autobús?
    Where is the bus stop?
  • Voy en camioneta al centro.
    I am going downtown by small bus.

Example conversation

Jorge asks a woman at a stop in Caracas about the bus.

  1. Jorge

    Disculpe, ¿aquí para el autobús al centro?
    Excuse me, does the bus downtown stop here?
  2. Señora

    Sí, aquí es la parada.
    Yes, this is the stop.
  3. Jorge

    ¿Cuánto tarda en llegar?
    How long does it take to arrive?
  4. Señora

    Unos diez minutos.
    About ten minutes.
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