Hvar er strætóstoppistöðin?
Where is the bus stop?
Usage
Use it to ask where the bus stop is; the city bus is called "Strætó"
Grammar Note
A feminine compound of "strætó" (bus) and "stoppistöð" (stop), here with the suffixed article
Hvar get ég keypt miða?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Usage
Use it to ask where to buy a bus or ferry ticket
Grammar Note
The past participle of "kaupa" is "keypt". "Miði" (ticket) is the object, so it takes the accusative "miða"
Hvenær kemur næsti strætó?
When is the next bus?
Usage
Use it to ask when the next bus arrives
Grammar Note
"Koma" means to come, with the subject "næsti strætó" in the nominative; the verb follows the question word
Fer þessi strætó til …?
Does this line go to...?
Usage
Use it before boarding to check that the bus goes where you want
Grammar Note
"Til" takes the genitive, so the place name must be in the genitive, for example "Fer þessi strætó til Reykjavíkur?"
Þarf ég að skipta um vagn?
Do I need to transfer?
Usage
Use it to check whether you must change vehicles on the way
Grammar Note
"Skipta um" takes the accusative (the masculine "vagn" looks the same in both cases); "skipta um vagn" means to change vehicles
Hvar er endastöðin?
Where is the final stop?
Usage
Use it to ask where the terminus is
Grammar Note
"Endastöð" is a feminine compound of "endi" (end) and "stöð" (stop)
Eru til mánaðarkort?
Are there monthly passes?
Usage
Use it on a longer stay to ask about monthly passes
Grammar Note
"Vera til" means to exist. "Mánaðarkort" combines "mánuður" (month) and "kort" (card) in the neuter plural
Strætó er seinn
The bus is delayed
Usage
Tells others, or the driver, that the bus is late
Grammar Note
"Strætó" is treated as masculine, so the adjective is "seinn". It is also the name of the city bus service
Hvar er útgangurinn?
Where is the exit?
Usage
Use it at a station or terminal to find the exit
Grammar Note
"Útgangur" is masculine, with the definite form "útgangurinn". Signs read "Útgangur"
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