After it comes to Shanghai, I have one thing that knows very much.
They are three words originated at the end immediately before the announcement in the train reports the station name in English in the place where the train of Shanghai arrives at the next station.
For instance, when the station name is People's Square Though "Way on at(We on at?We no it?lean on it?),People's Square." etc. are heard … What what does it say, and meaning is it in reality?
Sorry to trouble you, but when the person who understands comes, could you teach?
あれは確かに乗るやつによって聞き取りにくいかもしれないですけど、実際はこうです。
We are now at People square(the name of station), please get ready to alight from the left side.
たぶん alight って単語がかなり聞きにくいと思います。ボクもそこまでたどり着くのに苦労しましたww