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Jennifertran Posted 9 years ago
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I don't know what "stand thirteen" means.

W: Can you tell me what time next bus for Los Angeles leaves?

M: I runs every fifteen minutes. You've just missed the eleven o'clock bus.

W. Oh, that's too bad. Where does it leave from?

M: Stand thirteen. You can wait over there.

1. "Stand thirteen" means where a bus leaves from in a bus station, doesn't it?


2. And I assume I am at a bus stop and I don't know which bus I would take to Los Angeles, I would ask:

"Which bus will I take to Los Angeles?"

What would you answer?

Thank you so much for help.

  

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jennifertran M: Stand thirteen. org/wiki/Bus_stand That is more common in British English than American English. "Taxi stand" is common.

  • jennifertran M: Stand thirteen.
  • org/wiki/Bus_stand That is more common in British English than American English.
  • "Taxi stand" is common.
  • It is a designated place where taxis wait in line for customers.
  • " Which bus goes to Los Angeles?
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jennifertranM: Stand thirteen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_stand

That is more common in British English than American English.

"Taxi stand" is common. It is a designated place where taxis wait in line for customers.

jennifertran

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