お金をバスカードにチャージできますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

In the UK, Oyster cards are used in London for travel on trains, buses and tubes (subway). We normally 'top up' the oyster with money at an oyster machine or at a counter inside a train station. You can say: I want to top up my bus pass. 'Top up' - to add money to something Bus pass - British phrase used to describe a bus ticket or card. You can also say: I want to load (£10) on my bus pass. To load - To put. You can also say: I want to put (£10) on my bus pass. I hope that helps!

In these examples the word "load" and the expression "top up" means to add more money to your card. Example:- Receptionist : "What would you like to do this morning?" Customer: " I would like to top up my card please." Receptionist: " Sure, how much?" Customer: " Fifty dollars ($50.00) here you are."

We are said to top up something to avoid it running out. We can top up a water bottle, a car radiator/ the tyre pressure or in this case a travel card. "I need to top up my travel card I am almost out of credits".

>Can I recharge my bus card balance please. *Recharge = refill *Card balance=money on card. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >This is asking to add money to the bus card balance.Recharging the bus card money balance. Example-recharging your phones battery with power, you recharging your bus car with money.

Many types of card are used for travelling on the bus, train or underground systems these days and theb tendency for passengers has been away from paying cash and towards using swipe cards or similar which may make travelling around that much more convenient. A: "Could I credit my travel card with $20 please?"

you can say things like "can I top up my card" or "can I add credit to my card" or in London specifically "can I top up my Oyster card"