このシャトルバスは次に止まるホテルで降りれますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

If you are on a bus and you want to ask the driver if they stop at a certain place, you can say: Do you stop near the (hotel)? That means is the bus scheduled to stop by a particular place. It also means if that particular place is on their route. If you want to request that the bus stops you near to a particular place, you can ask: Can you drop me off at.. 'Drop me off' is a phrasal verb which means to get down from a vehicle. It also means to alight from. 'Can I alight at the next stop?" This also means can I get down from the bus at the next bus stop. You can also ask: Can you stop by the hotel? That is a request to the driver to let you get down at the hotel. I hope that helps!

These are all adequate ways to ask the driver to drop you off at the next hotel. Where possible,it would be useful to name the hotel and provide as many details as possible so that the driver knows in advance where to drop you off without being told. "Please could you drop me off at the next hotel." This means you would like to get off at the next hotel which will be your final destination. To " drop you off" means to drive to a specific destination and be left there. "I'd like to jump off at the next hotel,please." This means you would like to be taken to the next hotel. To " jump off " literally means you are jumping or getting out of the car and have arrived at your destination.

"I'm coming off at the next hotel, please. A bus driver usually has many stops along the route. You can use this statement to let the driver know that you would like to get off the bus at the next hotel along the route. "I'm stopping at the hotel we're coming too, please." This statement can also be used. It is a polite way to tell the driver where you would like to get off.

Does this shuttle bus stop at the next hotel? You can ask if the shuttle you are on, or the one you plan to get on, will stop the hotel you need to go to. Will this shuttle be stopping at the ________________________ hotel? If you know the name of the hotel, you can ask if the shuttle will stop at that hotel. You can ask this question before you board the shuttle or if you are already on the shuttle bus. Can I get off at the next hotel, please? If you know that the next hotel is where you want to go, you can ask to get off at that hotel. You can also say this to let the shuttle driver know that the next hotel is your stop, so he knows he needs to stop there.

"Does this shuttle pass through the next hotel?" This means that you want to know when if the shuttle will pass through the next hotel just in case the shuttle uses another direction.

A) I would like to get off at the next hotel please. *Would- past of will, in various senses. Example -"he said he would be away for a couple of days" *Like -used to draw attention to the nature of an action or event. Example-"I apologize for coming over unannounced like this" *Next -(of a time) coming immediately after the time of writing or speaking. Example-"we'll go to Corfu next year" B) Can i get off at the next hotel please ? - Can i get out at the next hotel please / the next hotel is where i need to be I hope this helps :-)

"Can you drop me at the next hotel please?" "drop me" Means can they let you get off at the next hotel. "Please can you stop at the next hotel? " Politely asks them to stop at your hotel.

You can ask : "Could you please drop me at the next hotel?" "Please drop me at the next hotel." "I would like to get off at the next hotel." "Can you stop at the hotel?"

Is it possible to let me off at the next hotel please? Let me off means that you need the shuttle to stop at the next hotel so that you can alight (get off the shuttle). The next hotel is my stop please. My stop means that the next hotel is your destination and that you need the driver of the shuttle to stop in order to allow you to alight.

In context, if you are a passenger and ask the driver of a bus to 'pull over,' it means that you want to get off when the bus stops. You could also just ask: "Please can you let me off at the next hotel?" To let someone off = to permit someone to get off a vehicle "Could you please let me off at Exeter?"

On a shuttle bus, if you would like to ask if you can get off at the next hotel, you can say: "Am I able to get off at the next hotel?" "Can you stop by the next hotel?"