時間通りに来ないって英語でなんて言うの？

This is a simple way to explain that sometimes the buses may arrive early, late, or not at all. I hope that this helps! :)

Native speakers will say like this: “The buses never come on time”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: What is taking the bus so long? B: The buses never come on time here.

If you want to explain that some buses don't come on time or run according to schedule, you can say: "Some buses don't come on time." "Some buses don't operate according to schedule." "The buses are very unreliable."

"Public transportation is bad in this city." In this expression you are talking about the entire public transportation. It can be buses or trains. With these few words you are telling someone that these buses/trains dont run on schedule, run late or early etc. "Buses usually dont follow the posted schedule." With this expression it is similar to the one above. The only difference is that you are pointing out the specific type of transportation that seems to not adhere to the posted schedule, in tihs case the buses.

The two sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that the buses are never on time or do not operate according to schedule. In the first sentence you will see the term on the dot and in the second sentence you will see the word punctual. Both this term and this word mean on time. The first sentence is appropriate for informal settings while the second sentence is appropriate for formal settings.

One of the most common ways to say it is "the bus services are unreliable." When you say that the bus services are unreliable, you are saying that you cannot predict the time that the bus would come. You can also say "The bus service is bad, it is never on time."

When talking about the times public transport like buses/coaches/trains etc run and come to and from this is called a 'schedule' so you would say 'the buses never run to the schedule' or you can simply say 'the buses never run on time'

The buses don't follow the posted schedule. ** don't follow: are not coming/leaving at the right time The buses don't always stick to the schedule. **stick to: follow

When talking about buses, you want to say that some buses don't come on time/leave early/don't run according to schedule.The above suggestions are ok for that scenario.

"The buses often run late." can be stated when public transport are late or have not arrived on their scheduled time.

When referring to something that doesn't arrive on schedule, you can describe them as being "late". Another way to describe something as punctual/on time is by describing it as "on schedule." Therefore, to explain that the buses aren't on time, you can say "sometimes the buses are late" or "the buses don't come on schedule." If it's the buses are late occasionally, you can use "sometimes." However, if it constantly is late, and sometimes on time, you can say "usually."