The best thing about the Paris Metro is that the stations are first announced as a question and then as an answer like: "Cité?" - "Cité." 😁. Unfortunately, this is missing in this video.
Vienna now has a different announcers, Budapest has changed, Berlin the line got extended, and for Stockholm, that's just a manual driver announcement.
And Bucharest has a Text To Speech announcement system for line M5. While not as good compared to the actual human announcer (who's name isn't even know to this day, after 15 years since the recordings), it's definitely far better than what I expected. Especially when compared to the atrocious TTS used in Frankfurt am Main.
ÍNDICE / INDEX 0:07 Austria 0:22 Bielorrusia / Belarus 0:37 República Checa / Czech Republic 0:53 Alemania / Germany 1:23 España / Spain (Cataluña / Catalonia) 1:36 Francia / France 1:59 Hungría / Hungary 2:28 Italia / Italy 2:48 Noruega / Norway 3:09 Rumanía / Romania 3:27 Suecia / Sweden
17 March 2019, Palermo, Sicily. My favourite here is the Wien announcement because it starts with very good-sounding bells (not cheap and feeble computer sounds like those of Prague, Berlin, Barcelona and Budapest ) and a very clear speaker's voice.
The Berlin one is already outdated :D It is from the U5 line at the time it used to end at Alexanderplatz, which is no longer the case. It goes further downtown to Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) now. Also, there is no real airport of Tegel any more (but there certainly is nostalgia). But hey, who cares? The announcement still is a historical document now. And the spirit of Berlin subway announcements probably hasn't changed much.
Another Metro announcement from Spain (specifically, Madrid): Próxima estación: Avenida de América, correspondencia con: líneas 4, 7 y 9 (in english: Next stop: Avenida de América, connected to lines 4, 7 and 9)
When did you recorded in Prague? Because I think this is recorded when analogue recordings were used (in 81-71 car) - its pitched lower. Nowadays every recordings are digital.
I recently went to Berlin and I don't remember any announcements like that in Alexanderplatz. Normally, the announcement would say (in German): Terminus, please exit the train. At a station changing lines, it would say: Alexanderplatz. Change here for the U-Bahn lines 8, 2, 4 and the S-Bahn line 6 (for example).
Yeah that's true in the most cases. But this announcement was made for the line U5, which ended at the station Alexanderplatz. Sometimes they announce the change for the airport, Messe ICC oder Metrobus or Meteotram.
Those soviet trains were obsolote already in 1970, they copied old 30s German metro cars and those original german ones from 30s were actually better 😀 I've just saw a documentary about Prague metro and they say that our technicians had to do around 150 improvements on these trains to make it at least somehow work and follow our safety rules and other rules and electronics was really obsolete already in 70s, there were cables with cotton isolation or with no isolation at all, that's really like something from 30s. Whole bridge had to be reinforced because of these super heave soviet trains, we didn't count with them from the start, so bridge was constructed for our planned light metro, but project was sabotated because of political reasons, testing trains had magical accidents and it was "solved" by accepting soviet trains, you know how it works in communism..... 😀
Xectar I feel your burning evil soul from here. By the way, Eurasia is a continent on which all EU countries are located. The boundary is either geographical (the Urals) or political (Hitler said that it would be the last german settlement). Ignorance is treated by reason and knowledge. Sadly, for your xenophobic racist hatred there is no cure.
Spain has territory in Africa, so is it an african country? France has territory in Latin America, does it make it any different? Europeans with their colonialism don't have a right to lecture others or claim moral highground. Belgian Congo? British slave trade? French colonialism? German militarism? Spanish conquest of New World? Scramble for Africa? But yeah, surely Russia is 'much worse'. "Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye;and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."
Metrobus are certain bus lines with higher-capacity vehicles and shorter headways than other bus lines. They often connect U-Bahn (subway) and S-Bahn (rapid transit) stations along their route. The Berlin Metrotram serves routes where no connection to U-Bahn or S-Bahnis available, instead of service with buses, it is a tramway system. Together, both Metrobus and Metrotram serve as an addition to the existing U-Bahn and S-Bahn lines.
You've recorded metro announcements from the capital of these countries....Barcelona is not the capital of Spain, is Madrid. Where is Madrid Metro???? Why everybody in Europe thinks that Barcelona is the capital? 😤😒
Ha grabado las megafonías de dónde ha estado. En youtube hay cientos de videos de anuncios en el metro de Madrid. Londres y Atenas también son capitales y no las ha grabado.
No one thinks Barcelona is the capital of Spain. But more tourists go to Barcelona because it's on the coast. I like Madrid better, though. Great city!
It will be some older announcement by me. I live in Prague and the voice on any of three metro lines doesn't sounds like this. For example the announcement from Wien in this video is also older and nowadays is there used a woman voice. Podle mě to bude nějaké starší hlášení. Žiju v Praze a ten hlas na žádné ze třech linek metra, co v Praze jezdí tahle nezní. Například hlášení z Vídně v tomhle videu je taky starší a teď tam hlásí ženský hlas.
Diming Su its just strange for me because here in Hungary all the communist names were replaced after the change of 1989, except in some small villages.
This video is about metros and not politics but....According to Marx and Engels the state is abolished in communism so therefore there's never been any "communist" states in Eastern Europe (or in the world for that matter). The new so called "communist" regimes that replaced the old monarchies and/or semi fascist goverments/dictators in the East just continued the old dictatorship under a new name, there were hardly any communism there.
The best thing about the Paris Metro is that the stations are first announced as a question and then as an answer like: "Cité?" - "Cité." 😁. Unfortunately, this is missing in this video.
Totally! This was the first thing I noticed travelling there. I loved it and made fun of it constanly
Same! I too was intrigued by this. I noticed it while listening to Saint Denis- Porte de Paris? Saint Denis- Porte de Paris
Language is interesting, isn’t it?
In Romę also is question but in other line - A. Uscita lato... destro ? Sinistro?
The Danes aren't as talkative. They just say the station name, and if you overhear it, well, tough. 😁
Vienna now has a different announcers, Budapest has changed, Berlin the line got extended, and for Stockholm, that's just a manual driver announcement.
And Bucharest has a Text To Speech announcement system for line M5. While not as good compared to the actual human announcer (who's name isn't even know to this day, after 15 years since the recordings), it's definitely far better than what I expected. Especially when compared to the atrocious TTS used in Frankfurt am Main.
The Vienna announcement is such a vibe
I've been to Vienna, the only bad thing about their U-Bahn is that the doors slam on some trains.
@@JBChannel23 but they are very fun to open though
ÍNDICE / INDEX
0:07 Austria
0:22 Bielorrusia / Belarus
0:37 República Checa / Czech Republic
0:53 Alemania / Germany
1:23 España / Spain (Cataluña / Catalonia)
1:36 Francia / France
1:59 Hungría / Hungary
2:28 Italia / Italy
2:48 Noruega / Norway
3:09 Rumanía / Romania
3:27 Suecia / Sweden
yay!
No Warsaw
@@kreuner11 how?
@@betzabenaranja5165 he didn't put it in video
Bruh
I absolutely love the Paris announcements.
What about the nyc subway announcement
I realize I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to stream new tv shows online?
@Caiden Zaiden I watch on FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
@Tatum Leonidas yup, been watching on flixzone for months myself :D
@Tatum Leonidas Thanks, signed up and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!!
Missing the London Underground, the oldest metropolitan railway in Europe.
2:05 I thought the International would sound
Same, or an old movie or radio
17 March 2019, Palermo, Sicily.
My favourite here is the Wien announcement because it starts with very good-sounding bells (not cheap and feeble computer sounds like those of Prague, Berlin, Barcelona and Budapest ) and a very clear speaker's voice.
The Berlin one is already outdated :D It is from the U5 line at the time it used to end at Alexanderplatz, which is no longer the case. It goes further downtown to Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) now. Also, there is no real airport of Tegel any more (but there certainly is nostalgia). But hey, who cares? The announcement still is a historical document now. And the spirit of Berlin subway announcements probably hasn't changed much.
Britan wasn't included because when the doors close, it goes BEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEP and the tube is full of radiation.
So is in France
Another Metro announcement from Spain (specifically, Madrid):
Próxima estación: Avenida de América, correspondencia con: líneas 4, 7 y 9
(in english: Next stop: Avenida de América, connected to lines 4, 7 and 9)
0:13. FNAF 4 clock starts Speaking Austrian
The best are from Budapest Prague Minsk and Vienna.
0:58 How was this recorded? It sounds like it was recorded from the train's headphone jack if it had one.
I’m surprise Paris Metro have German and Japanese announcement
This is beautiful to me because I love languages and trains! 😍😊
me tooooooo :)
But the Swedish one is not the automatic announcement made in the "new trains". That announcement was made in the old trains.
České Republiky actually means Czech Republics. Correctly it is Česká Republika.
Cool video, shame London and Warsaw are missing
a pity that Vienna got rid of the old announcements with Franz Kaida. The new one is a joke
Yes. Ik right. I live in Vienna. I dont like the new announcement voice. Also they changed the announcement tone on ÖBB as well.
i love the berlin announcements :D
The oslo metro has only 5 lines now + An extra station
In Rome its now Prossima Fermata Monti Tiburtini. Treno per Rebbibia.
Super video, but there's a small mistake: not České republiky, but Česká Republika
Sound of Budapest metro announcement is so saddest
When did you recorded in Prague? Because I think this is recorded when analogue recordings were used (in 81-71 car) - its pitched lower. Nowadays every recordings are digital.
+štěpán Barth Long ago...
+Vlajko E And the translation of "the Czech republic" is "Česká republika" in this context.
Sorry for the mistake in the state name.
+Vlajko E It's okay. Nobody is perfect and the Czech language is really hard
if you have it recorded, please send me and I will make new video with all corrections.
I was really surprised to hear the Japanese announcement in France
What about Warsaw? it has good announcements too
There's no the biggest one.
Осторожно, двери закрываются. Следующая станция...
The swedish one wasnt even the actual anouncement that was just the driver saying that and not an actual anouncement
Thank you for sharing* this
I prefer our french annoucements
Any chance you could upload Catalan? I miss Barcelona.
I recently went to Berlin and I don't remember any announcements like that in Alexanderplatz. Normally, the announcement would say (in German): Terminus, please exit the train. At a station changing lines, it would say: Alexanderplatz. Change here for the U-Bahn lines 8, 2, 4 and the S-Bahn line 6 (for example).
Yeah that's true in the most cases. But this announcement was made for the line U5, which ended at the station Alexanderplatz. Sometimes they announce the change for the airport, Messe ICC oder Metrobus or Meteotram.
Part 2 please!
M'agrada molt el metro de Barcelona i el de París.
The announcement from Austria is like 7 years old...
Pogodny but the new one sucks ass
@@nopeoppeln I mean the old one was of course better and I prefer it over the new one, but you can get used to the new one too 😀
Pogodny maybe, but it sucks anyway
Kérem vigyázzanak, az ajtók záródnak!
Im from czech and i dont know but i love hungary announcments.
2:00 Budapest metro from 1896 sounds very odd but how did they got the recording of it?
That's the date when the metro was first opened.
The Vienna one sounds like a elderly person
Its an old announcement, they replaced it with a new one like 7 years ago
Eu não queria me perder no Metrô de Budapeste.
Eu tampouco.
The Norwegian announcer is updated now. i have a video on my channel about that
the german one is so long lol
Where is Istanbul?
1:27
Awesome!
Stockholm Metro opened in 1950!
That’s „Česká republika”, not „České republiky”...
0:41
Budapest is now obsolete. RIP Soviet Trains in Budapest 1970-2018
Are you serious!?
why what happened
They got modernized
@Evelyn Medrano They got an extreme refurbishment
Those soviet trains were obsolote already in 1970, they copied old 30s German metro cars and those original german ones from 30s were actually better 😀 I've just saw a documentary about Prague metro and they say that our technicians had to do around 150 improvements on these trains to make it at least somehow work and follow our safety rules and other rules and electronics was really obsolete already in 70s, there were cables with cotton isolation or with no isolation at all, that's really like something from 30s. Whole bridge had to be reinforced because of these super heave soviet trains, we didn't count with them from the start, so bridge was constructed for our planned light metro, but project was sabotated because of political reasons, testing trains had magical accidents and it was "solved" by accepting soviet trains, you know how it works in communism..... 😀
Please make another video :)
Me seeing all europe countries exept one: where Portugal
I love subway in Rome!
soprattutto quando le stazioni non sono chiuse! hahaha
@@ThePianoBoy_ vero 🤣🤣🤣😅🤣😅😅😅😅🤣🤣
I love that Spanish voice isn't in Spanish hahahaha.
Is in Catalan
I thought that was Catalan!
The French do Japanese announcements?
Helsinki metro????
where is madrid???
+Carel Sánchez didn't have announcement. Sorry :(
ok
+Carel Sánchez if you have it recorded, please send me and I will make new video with all corrections.
And where are Moscow and Kiev subways?
Xectar sorry to disappoint you, but Moscow is located west from Ural mountains. It is okay to be ignorant in geography.
Xectar I feel your burning evil soul from here. By the way, Eurasia is a continent on which all EU countries are located. The boundary is either geographical (the Urals) or political (Hitler said that it would be the last german settlement).
Ignorance is treated by reason and knowledge. Sadly, for your xenophobic racist hatred there is no cure.
Xectar do you have difficulty composing new ethnic slurs and insults? Hurry up!
Spain has territory in Africa, so is it an african country? France has territory in Latin America, does it make it any different?
Europeans with their colonialism don't have a right to lecture others or claim moral highground. Belgian Congo? British slave trade? French colonialism? German militarism? Spanish conquest of New World? Scramble for Africa?
But yeah, surely Russia is 'much worse'.
"Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye;and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."
Denmark has more lands in America (Greenland) than in Europe. It is an Euroamerican country, not European.
Starts at 12 seconds
0:13
London and Madrid got the best subway servicies and they aren't!!!!
They are.
Sergio London has horrible subway
They aren’t what?
Where are you from?
Im from romania
For German announcer, what are Metrobus and Metrotram?
Metrobus are certain bus lines with higher-capacity vehicles and shorter headways than other bus lines. They often connect U-Bahn (subway) and S-Bahn (rapid transit) stations along their route. The Berlin Metrotram serves routes where no connection to U-Bahn or S-Bahnis available, instead of service with buses, it is a tramway system. Together, both Metrobus and Metrotram serve as an addition to the existing U-Bahn and S-Bahn lines.
where is nl?
if you have it recorded, please send me and I will make new video with all corrections.
are you serious you can search a video with a anounce
You've recorded metro announcements from the capital of these countries....Barcelona is not the capital of Spain, is Madrid. Where is Madrid Metro???? Why everybody in Europe thinks that Barcelona is the capital? 😤😒
Ha grabado las megafonías de dónde ha estado. En youtube hay cientos de videos de anuncios en el metro de Madrid. Londres y Atenas también son capitales y no las ha grabado.
No one thinks Barcelona is the capital of Spain. But more tourists go to Barcelona because it's on the coast. I like Madrid better, though. Great city!
It is called metro from Europe not capital cities
Where's Helsinki?
Hey, you edited the Prague announcement!! It doesn't sound like that.
I think it does, maybe it depends which line you're on
No, it doesn't sound like that on any line. I live there.
They must have changed it
It will be some older announcement by me. I live in Prague and the voice on any of three metro lines doesn't sounds like this. For example the announcement from Wien in this video is also older and nowadays is there used a woman voice.
Podle mě to bude nějaké starší hlášení. Žiju v Praze a ten hlas na žádné ze třech linek metra, co v Praze jezdí tahle nezní. Například hlášení z Vídně v tomhle videu je taky starší a teď tam hlásí ženský hlas.
It is announcment from line B in the 80´s/90´s era
Gyertek vissza kék metrók, mert nekem hiányoztok😞
I will do the same but with other countries
Haha Rome’s station ‘Finocchio’ means gay man
ROME LINE C driveless cars.
romania have the best metro voice !!!
Unless you're unlucky enough to be right underneath a speaker. When it happens to me, I get a minor heart attack upon every "atenție !" 😂
@CAF Bega 2022🇺🇦 Știu, frate. Locuiesc în București de cinci ani și jumătate. I also know the "corespondență cu ..." drill by heart. 😄😂😎🍺🇷🇴🇷🇴
0:23 Greek symbols (Belarussian doesn't have symbol δ)
Mind the gap
Lenin square in Minsk in 2015???
Why not?
Diming Su its just strange for me because here in Hungary all the communist names were replaced after the change of 1989, except in some small villages.
In Belarus and mostly in Russia there was no replacing.
Actually Belarus is still communist. Why they should replace the communist names?
This video is about metros and not politics but....According to Marx and Engels the state is abolished in communism so therefore there's never been any "communist" states in Eastern Europe (or in the world for that matter). The new so called "communist" regimes that replaced the old monarchies and/or semi fascist goverments/dictators in the East just continued the old dictatorship under a new name, there were hardly any communism there.
I love Japanese languageS
greece
Moscow has the best metro in the world.
0:58
LOL hahaha
yey :D
Where are you from?