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An example of this can be observed in the newer Dutch slow trains (called ‘sprinters’). They seen to have changed the recorded voice (“the train to $destination
by thenthenthen 4y ago
An example of this can be observed in the newer Dutch slow trains (called ‘sprinters’). They seen to have changed the recorded voice (“the train to $destination will arrive at $time”) to some sort of a computer assemblage that sounds like they’re constructing sentences from syllables resulting in very strange and sometimes hilarious emphasis and off sounding timing on certain syllables. What a mess
- Jaruzel 4y agoI'm pretty sure the TFL buses in London have voice announcements built in the same way, as some of the stop names are pronounced really strangely.