Just got back from a week in Montreal and I already miss this voice so much lol. Something so comforting about hearing that "prochaine station: Berri-UQAM" announcement. On the other hand, hearing "prochaine station: Guy-Concordia" always made me a bit sad because it meant it was time for me to get off the train (was staying at La maison mère des sœurs grises on Rue Guy). I've used a subway once before (in Tokyo) so not sure exactly what about Montreal's made it so special and exciting to me... maybe that distinct 60s-70s style it has.
You forgot the "Ouverture des portes de l'autre côté" for Lionel-Groulx on the Orange Line going to Montmorency and you should display "Prochaine station"
@@bhaskarravikumar I'll try and remember. I don't take the bus that often unfortunately. Takes me 45 mins to get to work by car. I'd have to take an STM bus, métro lines 1 and 4 to Longueuil and the 421 and I'd get to work 45 mins late.
They probably recorded it when they rode the train, but edited so that the people speaking and the sounds of moving train aren't in the background, and only edited it so that the announcements speaker is loud and clear.
@@alexanderip1003is the Red Line STM's equlievnet to SEPTA's market-frankford Line, with the red line being mostly above ground but occasionally underground, like how the market-frankford line is an elevated-subway line of SEPTA in Philadelphia, PA, USA?
I haven't been to Montreal in more than 10 years now, but I distinctly remember that the orange line had a much lighter voiced woman. This woman's voice was on the green line
If you have that recent annoucer sound when she says : « Attention, si vous croyez d’être atteint de la Covid-19, restez à la maison. », I would be grateful if you can link me through here.
Prochain is masculine Prochaine is feminine Station is feminine Train is masculine Arrrêt is masculine therefore Prochaine Station Prochain Train Prochain Arrêt
Just got back from a week in Montreal and I already miss this voice so much lol. Something so comforting about hearing that "prochaine station: Berri-UQAM" announcement. On the other hand, hearing "prochaine station: Guy-Concordia" always made me a bit sad because it meant it was time for me to get off the train (was staying at La maison mère des sœurs grises on Rue Guy). I've used a subway once before (in Tokyo) so not sure exactly what about Montreal's made it so special and exciting to me... maybe that distinct 60s-70s style it has.
With the REM is expected to open in 2022 the daughter of the voice of Montreal’s metro is set to voice French language announcements on the REM.
You forgot the "Ouverture des portes de l'autre côté" for Lionel-Groulx on the Orange Line going to Montmorency and you should display "Prochaine station"
Prochaine Station...😂😂😂
also please tell me there is one announcement in STM buses it ends with voulons
@@bhaskarravikumar not that I recall. When the bus gets to the end of the line, the voice says "N'oubliez pas vos effets personnels".
@@gmnewlook Haha it's okay buddy but check for that announcement next time
@@bhaskarravikumar I'll try and remember. I don't take the bus that often unfortunately. Takes me 45 mins to get to work by car. I'd have to take an STM bus, métro lines 1 and 4 to Longueuil and the 421 and I'd get to work 45 mins late.
Is there any chances you could do the codes, and the announcements for disruptions?
60- overtime demain
61- overtime urgent
62- overtime fin de semaine
900-01 Interventions policières
900-02 Intrusion en tunnel
900-03 Alerte à la bombe
900-04 Tentative de mort violente
900-05 Incendie
900-06 Panne d'électricité
900-07 Infiltration de matières dangereuses
900-08 Inondation
900-09 Dynamitage
900-010 Dommages structuraux
900-011 Collision et/ou déraillement
900-012 État de panique de la clientèle
900-013 Assistance médicale
Est-ce que tu as ceux de la ligne verte, Jaune et bleue?
Fun fact: the prochain station the part 5:02 , y the azur trains versión, and the old trains is the only says this procahin stations Jean Talon
Thanks friend, i will add this informant in mod of montreal metro in hmmsim 2
Where did you find the sounds?
They probably recorded it when they rode the train, but edited so that the people speaking and the sounds of moving train aren't in the background, and only edited it so that the announcements speaker is loud and clear.
Line Green, Yellow and Blue Soon??
Unfortunately No Red (as the majority of the line is outdoors which would it requires steel rims instead of rubber tires)
@@alexanderip1003they are asking for the green, blue and yellow lines. Not the red
@@alexanderip1003is the Red Line STM's equlievnet to SEPTA's market-frankford Line, with the red line being mostly above ground but occasionally underground, like how the market-frankford line is an elevated-subway line of SEPTA in Philadelphia, PA, USA?
I haven't been to Montreal in more than 10 years now, but I distinctly remember that the orange line had a much lighter voiced woman. This woman's voice was on the green line
I remember that also, I liked the lady who did the orange line before the universal switch over
Her name was Marie, I forgot her last name but I like it better than the current one
3:04 Correspondence lignes 🔴rouge, 🟠orange, Le REM avec Trains De Banlieue
Ahhahhah So nice
ProchainE station
Why is the Atwater station name so badly pronounced incorrectly
Because English bad
@@Xachremos lol
French pronunciation, though I never heard anyone say it like that lol
I'm gonna add this for Stmimus Prime's random public transit vehicle announcement spurts.
Snowdon 1:25, lionel-groulx 2:19,Berri-uqam 3:48,jean-talon,5:01
prochaine station
If you have that recent annoucer sound when she says : « Attention, si vous croyez d’être atteint de la Covid-19, restez à la maison. », I would be grateful if you can link me through here.
You forgot the OACI In Square Victoria
Jarry 2:56 Crémazie 5:00 De la Concorde 9:00
Square Victoria
6:14
Prochain is masculine
Prochaine is feminine
Station is feminine
Train is masculine
Arrrêt is masculine
therefore
Prochaine Station
Prochain Train
Prochain Arrêt
Oaci
c'est squoi-victoria-OACI
ICAO en Anglais
@@pierreinuk ça veux dire quoi alors?
@@jeffstdenis5007 International Civil Aviation Organisation ou Organisation de l'Aviation Civile Internationale
@@pierreinuk ahh merci je savais pas 🙂😯
SQUARE-VICTORIA-OACI c’est une station de métro sur la ligne 2 ou orange 🟠.
Kind of embarrassing three years later and still can’t spell in French or correct the video
i say lionel groulx as linus grewey
3:48