Examples of using "Buszon" in a sentence and their english translations:
It is cheaper to go by bus.
She fell asleep on the bus.
I slept on the bus.
- I was on the bus.
- I was on that bus.
I'm on the wrong bus.
I'm on the wrong bus.
She left her umbrella in the bus.
They forgot their umbrellas in a bus.
- I must have left it on the bus.
- I must've left it on the bus.
We can talk on the bus.
We were all on the bus.
Tom slept on the bus.
Can I buy a ticket on the bus?
I may have left my umbrella in the bus.
He forgot the umbrella in the bus.
Does the bus have a toilet?
My purse was stolen on the bus.
She left her umbrella on the bus.
I don't like reading on the bus.
Tom was also on the bus.
He slept well on the bus back home.
I usually sleep on the bus on my way home.
Whenever a ride public transportation, whether it's a bus or a subway,
Roughly speaking, there were about 30 people in the bus.
I left your umbrella in the bus.
I left a new umbrella in the bus.
An old man sat next to me on the bus.
An old man sat next to me on the bus.
Tom wasn't able to sleep on the bus.
Tom forgot his umbrella on the bus.
- I came upon a friend of mine in the bus.
- I ran into a friend of mine on the bus.
- I ran into a friend on the bus.
There weren't many passengers on the bus.
Tom sat on the bus next to Mary.
An old man sat next to me on the bus.
- Everyone on the bus was asleep except the driver.
- Everybody on the bus was asleep except the driver.
We took the same bus.
I unexpectedly met an old friend of mine on the bus yesterday.
I sat next to her on the bus.
And the guy on the bus winked, leaned over, and said,
The boy gave up his seat to the old man on the bus.
The girl gave her seat to an old woman in the bus.
When I was traveling from Boston to New York, I met a nice girl on the bus.
I may have left my umbrella in the bus.
And so, too, through that force came the guy on the bus.
- You've left your umbrella on the bus.
- You left your umbrella on the bus.