Questions & Answers about V autobuse je dnes moc lidí, proto půjdu do práce pěšky.
Czech normally uses v with enclosed spaces and vehicles when you mean inside them.
- v autobuse = in/on the bus
- v autě = in the car
- ve vlaku = on the train
English often says on the bus, but Czech usually says v autobuse.
na autobuse would usually sound like on top of the bus, not riding the bus.
Because the preposition v (when it means in) requires the locative case.
- dictionary form: autobus
- locative singular: autobuse
So:
- v autobuse = in/on the bus
This is a normal case change after certain prepositions.