As a Korean who lives in Seoul and frequently uses public transportation, I am sure that this announcement is an in-train announcement that was filmed between 2015 and 2018
Favorite sound in Korea. I took the wrong metro yesterday so I had to go back and forth listening to these announcements again again and again. It's stuck in my head now
And this transit sound has already been changed to a new sound since about a year ago. This is also a trace of the 2010s Seoul metro that disappeared into history
Note that you have plenty of Chinese and Japanese tourists visiting and staying in Seoul throughout the year (staying meaning for studies or work), in which stops of interest to them would be announced in Mandarin and Japanese for easy reference.
@@wishfulanthonyI’m Chinese myself and I speak fluent Japanese I guess what they’re trying to say is that even though there’s Chinese and Japanese announcements the station names are not translated. So while I’m able to understand the station names with my knowledge in Korean they will most likely strike an average Chinese/japanese tourist as indistinguishable sounds
As a Korean who lives in Seoul and frequently uses public transportation, I am sure that this announcement is an in-train announcement that was filmed between 2015 and 2018
Favorite sound in Korea. I took the wrong metro yesterday so I had to go back and forth listening to these announcements again again and again. It's stuck in my head now
Well I believe everybody did at least once haha is part of the experience.
And this transit sound has already been changed to a new sound since about a year ago. This is also a trace of the 2010s Seoul metro that disappeared into history
nostalgic as heck
I love subway line 2 in Seoul! And I also love the cute arrival songs and announcements! It makes me miss korea so much!
I miss taking the metro in Korea, my favorite sound were the train announcements
I remember the stations of my hotels
Anguk, Sinnonheyong, Euljiro 3-ga
I associate line 2 with Lotte World and the Bus Terminal
I mis Korea so Much 😅That is the reason I am listening to the subway stations of the line I used the most. 😢😅
I really miss this sounds so much
I gotta say these are more nostalgic and memorable than the ones in the JR Tokyo. Shame they changed the transfer music :(
Miss seoul and South korea
Next stop is kongkuk university door are on your right you can transfer to line number 7. HMMSIM 2 announment
11:56 to 15:08 Hmmsim 1 Announcement
18:57 my hotel!!!!!
hongdae was mine haha
Same eujiro😅
that was mine too!! only for the pre-event, after the evacuation i was in gangnam
Ahahah, I also lived there
2:19 My Hotel Station
yes you hotel
I miss korea so much
This shit is so nostalgic...
Awww miss Korea, thanks for sharing this
안녕하세요 인디언 여러분 우리도 인도가 너무 그리워요 ❤❤❤❤😂😅😊😊😊
how do this work?
I Need line 1
kangen masa masa tahun 2002
How did you do IT please i want thid
Hmm, 2 triangles, Seoul Metro logo, a clock, the kind of train, blinking text, station name text, oh there's much more.
点滅やめない？読みづらい。
BUM DA BUM BAM BA
The Chinese and Japanese translation makes zero sense
Note that you have plenty of Chinese and Japanese tourists visiting and staying in Seoul throughout the year (staying meaning for studies or work), in which stops of interest to them would be announced in Mandarin and Japanese for easy reference.
China and Japan are countries close to Korea. Many Chinese and Japanese people visit. Japanese subways and Chinese subways also have Korean signs.
um yes it does
@@qripretty92 and so does japan
@@wishfulanthonyI’m Chinese myself and I speak fluent Japanese I guess what they’re trying to say is that even though there’s Chinese and Japanese announcements the station names are not translated. So while I’m able to understand the station names with my knowledge in Korean they will most likely strike an average Chinese/japanese tourist as indistinguishable sounds