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How to Say ‘My long-distance bus’ in German

Mein Fernbus

mine FERN-boos

[mine FERN-boos]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Long-distance buses such as FlixBus often leave from a separate bus terminal beside the station, not from the station building itself.

Phrase Breakdown

Mein

[mine]

Possessive adjective for something belonging to the speaker.

Example

Mein Bestes ist heute immerhin ziemlich solide.

My best is at least pretty solid today.

Fernbus

[FERN-boos]

long-distance bus

A coach travelling between cities.

Example

Der Fernbus nach Berlin ist billig.

The long-distance bus to Berlin is cheap.

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