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Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap

Alternative metro maps

Alternative metro maps

Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap

by Valery Kovalev
Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap
Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap
Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap

What is it about?

Alternative metro maps

Alternative metro maps — AltMetroMap

App Details

Version
1.1
Rating
NA
Size
23Mb
Genre
Travel Education
Last updated
March 30, 2016
Release date
April 13, 2015
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App Store Description

Alternative metro maps

Hello! My name is Valery Kovalev and this is my Alternative metro maps.

Instruction:
Tap on any station to hear pronunciation and to make a route.

About speaking:
Try reading it out loud and there will be real russian names of the subway stations.
To read that map correctly you need to speak fast, but don’t forget about accents in names.
Tap on each station to hear proper english and russian pronunciation.

These translated subway maps were originally conceived as a joke. But it turned out that they can be beneficial for English speaking subway passengers in the former Soviet space. Sometimes it is very difficult for them to deal with pronunciation of the names of subway stations. For the most part this is actual for Moscow, St. Petersburg and Kiev with their extensive underground transport system.
In this application you can read and listen to the stations names and every Russian speaker will understand you. You can also easily get to your destination heard a similar set of sounds from a speaker in the subway train.

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© 2015 Original St-Petersburg and Kiev schemes, Idea, translation and realisation by Valery Kovalev
© 2012 Moscow lines scheme by Art. Lebedev Studio

Who's voices belongs to?
Russian — Pavel Sergaziev
American — Hannah Yudkin
Ukrainian — Roman Ternevich
And there are some records with voice of Google-translator.

Now I plan to transfer the subway map of all the Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian cities that have or are planning to launch this type of transport. If you can help me, I'll be very happy.

Thank you for your support!

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