German Phrase
Ja, Audioansagen informieren dich über die Haltestellen.
Meaning
This sentence confirms that a public transport system provides spoken notifications regarding upcoming stations. It uses the reflexive-style construction of 'informieren' to show that information is being provided to a person.
When to use
Use this phrase when explaining to a traveler how to navigate the German transit system without needing to look at a map. It is particularly helpful for tourists or new residents using buses and trains.
✦Grammar Breakdown
JaAudioansageninformierendichüberdieHaltestellen
Informieren über
This verb-preposition pair always takes the accusative case to indicate what information is being shared.
Haltestellen
This is a compound noun combining 'Halt' (stop) and 'Stelle' (place), used specifically for bus and tram stops.
🗨In Conversation
Muss ich ständig auf den Plan schauen?
Do I have to look at the map constantly?
Ja, Audioansagen informieren dich über die Haltestellen.
Yes, audio announcements inform you about the stops.
✕Common Mistakes
Ja, Audioansagen informieren dich von die Haltestellen.
The verb 'informieren' requires the preposition 'über' when specifying the topic of information.
Ja, Audioansagen informieren dich über den Haltestellen.
After 'über' in this context, you must use the accusative case; 'die Haltestellen' is the correct plural accusative form.
↔Alternatives
Die Haltestellen werden angesagt.
The stops are announced.
Es gibt Durchsagen für jede Station.
There are announcements for every station.
Cultural Tip
Public transport in German-speaking countries is known for its punctuality and clear communication. In most cities, you will hear a chime followed by a clear voice announcing the next stop, often including possible transfers to other lines.