Public Transport

1. Di mana halte beus atanapi stasion anu pangdeukeutna?

   Where is the nearest bus stop or station?

   Usage

   Looking for the nearest public transport stop

   Grammar Note

   Halte is bus stop, stasion is station and atanapi means or

2. Beus nomer sabaraha anu ka ...?

   Which bus number goes to ...?

   Usage

   Asking which bus goes to a destination

   Grammar Note

   Nomer is number and sabaraha is how many; add the destination at the end

3. Sabaraha ongkosna?

   How much is the fare?

   Usage

   Asking the fare before boarding

   Grammar Note

   Ongkos is fare or cost and -na is 'the'

4. Aya kartu harian?

   Is there a day pass?

   Usage

   Asking about a day pass or travel card

   Grammar Note

   Kartu is card and harian means daily. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.

5. Beus ieu eureun di ...?

   Does this bus stop at ...?

   Usage

   Checking a stop before boarding

   Grammar Note

   Eureun means to stop; add the stop name at the end

6. Sabaraha halte deui ka ...?

   How many more stops to ...?

   Usage

   Asking how many stops remain

   Grammar Note

   Deui means more and sabaraha is how many

7. Abdi kaliwat halte. Kedah kumaha?

   I missed my stop. What should I do?

   Usage

   Asking for help after missing your stop

   Grammar Note

   Kaliwat means to pass by accident and kedah kumaha means what should be done. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.

8. Aya beus wengi?

   Is there a night bus?

   Usage

   Asking about late-night transport

   Grammar Note

   Wengi is night (polite); the plain word is peuting

9. Di mana tiasa kapendak taksi atanapi ojég online?

   Where can I find a taxi or ride-hailing motorbike?

   Usage

   Looking for a taxi or ride-hailing pick-up

   Grammar Note

   Kapendak means to be found and ojég online is a ride-hailing motorbike taxi

10. Punten, mangga béjaan abdi upami parantos dugi ka ...

    Please tell me when we arrive at ...

    Usage

    Asking the driver or conductor to tell you when you arrive

    Grammar Note

    Béjaan means tell me, upami is if and dugi is to arrive. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.

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