How do you say "For buses" in French?

"For buses" in French is "Aux bus". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘For buses’ in French

Q: What does "Aux bus" mean in English?

"Aux bus" means "For buses" in English. Usage tip: [Aux] combines [à + les], so [aux bus] literally comes from "to the buses" but here means "for buses." You'll see the same merge in [aux taxis], [aux clients].

Aux bus

oh bews

[oh bews]

💬 Usage Tip: [Aux] combines [à + les], so [aux bus] literally comes from "to the buses" but here means "for buses." You'll see the same merge in [aux taxis], [aux clients].

Phrase Breakdown

Aux

[oh]

for the

Contraction of à + les, often meaning to or for the with plural nouns.

Example

Aux bus seulement : les taxis doivent rester ailleurs.

For buses only: taxis must stay elsewhere.

bus

[bews]

buses

Plural noun referring to public transport buses.

Example

Aux bus et non aux taxis, selon le panneau.

For buses and not for taxis, according to the sign.

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