How to Say ‘Does this bus go to the airport?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto?
EHS-teh ow-toh-BOOS bah ahl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh
[EHS-teh ow-toh-BOOS bah ahl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Este
[EHS-teh]
this
Demonstrative adjective used for something near the speaker.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? Este camión va al centro.
Does this bus go to the airport? This bus goes downtown.
autobús
[ow-toh-BOOS]
bus
Common word in Mexico for a bus or coach.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? El autobús sale en cinco minutos.
Does this bus go to the airport? The bus leaves in five minutes.
va
[bah]
goes
Form of ir used to say where something goes.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? Sí, va directo.
Does this bus go to the airport? Yes, it goes directly.
al
[ahl]
to the
Contraction of a + el, meaning 'to the'.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? Va al hotel primero.
Does this bus go to the airport? It goes to the hotel first.
aeropuerto
[ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh]
airport
The place where airplanes arrive and depart.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? Necesito llegar al aeropuerto temprano.
Does this bus go to the airport? I need to get to the airport early.
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