0:44 subtitle: suri chui sound: suri ni nerawarenai tame ni kichouhin no kanri ni ha zyubun gochui kudasai (To avoid being targeted by pickpockets, please take care with your valuables.)

Moscow announcement here is non-standard and quite old. On some occasions the Metro invites actors, singers and other celebrities (known mostly to those who watch Russian TV) to record temporary announcements for holiday season or some or other anniversary of something or else. This is one of those cases. Actual announcements sound different. Also, in Moscow (as well as in Kyïv, as far as I remember), when the train goes towards the city center, the announcements are male, and when towards the outskirts, female. That is done for convenience of blind people (who are not many but actually actively use the Metro) and also as an intuitive hint for everybody else. When that originally was implemented, back in Soviet times, it was like “center → work → boss calls” and “outskirts → home → wife calls”.

Glasgow subway should have a really hard to decipher announcement, but instead best I can tell it has none

Warsaw and Berlin announcements are way diffrent than that .

the berlin U-bahn announcements were changed 2 years ago

London announcements are way too long!

Toulouse !!!!!❤❤❤❤ 0:52

2:20 The Uk

I didn't know Japanese and Chinese are European languages...

2:47 Germany

4:30 gong from line B and voice from line A 🤔

Bruh where‘s Vienna?

6:09 they also have english speaker

where is belgium

Mi 🇪🇸 ❤❤