Spanish Phrase
Sí, los anuncios de audio te avisan de las paradas.
Meaning
The speaker confirms that the audio announcements on a vehicle (bus, train, metro) let the listener know when a stop is approaching. It emphasizes the usefulness of auditory cues for passengers who may not be looking at visual signs.
When to use
Use this sentence when someone asks if the transport system provides audio cues, or when you want to reassure a traveler that they can rely on spoken alerts to know when to get off.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Sí,losanunciosdeaudioteavisandelasparadas.
Sí (affirmation)
Used to answer positively to a yes/no question; it can also be used to confirm a statement.
Los anuncios de audio (noun phrase)
Definite article 'los' + noun 'anuncios' modified by the prepositional phrase 'de audio' (audio announcements).
Te avisan (verb + indirect object pronoun)
The verb 'avisar' in third‑person plural (they) with the indirect object pronoun 'te' (to you).
De las paradas (prepositional phrase)
Preposition 'de' introduces the complement 'las paradas' (the stops).
Verb‑pronoun agreement
Because the subject is plural (los anuncios), the verb must be 'avisan', not 'avisa'.
🗨In Conversation
¿Los autobuses aquí anuncian las paradas?
Do the buses here announce the stops?
Sí, los anuncios de audio te avisan de las paradas.
Yes, the audio announcements let you know about the stops.
✕Common Mistakes
Sí, los anuncios de audio te avisa de las paradas.
The verb must agree with the plural subject 'los anuncios', so use 'avisan'.
Sí, los anuncios de audio te avisan de los paradas.
The article must match gender and number: 'las paradas'.
Sí, los anuncios de audio te avisan a las paradas.
Use the preposition 'de' to indicate the content of the announcement, not 'a'.
↔Alternatives
Sí, los avisos de audio te informan de las paradas.
Yes, the audio notices inform you about the stops.
Claro, los mensajes de audio te indican cuándo bajar.
Sure, the audio messages tell you when to get off.
Exacto, los anuncios sonoros te avisan de cada parada.
Exactly, the sound announcements alert you to each stop.
Cultural Tip
In many Spanish‑speaking cities, public transport systems use both visual displays and audio announcements to accommodate passengers with visual impairments and to help tourists who may not read the local language. The phrase 'anuncios de audio' is common in official signage and service notices. When speaking to locals, a friendly tone and a brief nod after saying 'Sí' can make the exchange feel more natural.