Victoria Line 2009 stock announcement

Hi everyone,
I am come from Hong Kong, I traveled to London a year before and I love these city very much!And the transport system of london makes me feel eye opening!
In the Openbve Victoria Line , it just have the 1967 stock announcement inside only , So I find the announcement of 2009 stock in youtube and transfer it to wmv in the Openbve Victoria Line.Hope U will like it ! Please let me know that if I post on the wrong board and I have infringe the copyright. Sorry for my poor English!
Download Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yd7m7x5oycc9dp4
Please cover all the audio file in Victoria Line\Railway\Sound

I'm sure your patch for the announcements will be appreciated. Note that there will be an upgraded 2009 stock with fully working ATO coming from myself in the near future (and also my own announcements patch with an ATO route file).

Thx for your appreciation!!
I want to know that is the stock in the youtube made by you?? @@
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QdgGWO2LE

Nope, that isn't mine. I will post on here when mine is nearly done though.

Okay.......! Wait for you good news

Thank you very much for the updated announcements. Please don't worry about your English. It's fine and understandable. You should hear me trying to speak Chinese.....!

Thank You,

John

You should hear me trying to speak Chinese.....!

Yeah, I can imagine, "Number eighty-four, please. House special chow mein and two spring rolls". . . . . . . .
I bet it's easier to learn to speak Chinese than to write it

graymac wrote:I bet it's easier to learn to speak Chinese than to write it

Without a shadow of a doubt.. if your accent isn't too strong.

House Special Chow Mein and Two Spring Rolls is Number 64a at our local Take-away. Since running the Chashinai routes I can now count up to 85 in Japanese.............................................! Seriously, I read somewhere that a Chinese typewriter is about 4 foot wide..!!

John

johnsinden wrote:House Special Chow Mein and Two Spring Rolls is Number 64a at our local Take-away. Since running the Chashinai routes I can now count up to 85 in Japanese.............................................! Seriously, I read somewhere that a Chinese typewriter is about 4 foot wide..!!

John

4 foot? That short?

johnsinden wrote:I read somewhere that a Chinese typewriter is about 4 foot wide..!!

With more than 50,000 characters to process, I doubt it. I mean.. fortunately today's Chinese keyboards breaks down to strokes within the characters and distributes them to different parts of the keyboard. But on the other hand, Chinese language has no alphabet, just logography and some pinyin to assist pronunciation.

Are we talking about Traditional or Simplified now?