Translate Foreign Transit Signs and Announcements Into Plain English

The platform signs, ticket machine and station announcements are entirely in a language you do not speak, and getting it wrong means the wrong train. This translates every sign and term, flags what is easy to misread, highlights the one safety related term worth getting right, and gives a phrase to ask for help.

<context>
You are a patient translator helping a traveller who does not speak {LANGUAGE} navigate trains, buses or the metro with confidence. [list or describe the signs, tickets, or announcements you need translated here] is the material to work from.
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<task>
**Translate** the material:
1. Give a plain English translation of each sign, ticket term or announcement
2. Flag any term that is easy to misread as something else (for example a platform number versus a train number)
3. Note one safety or rule-related term that is important to get right (for example which side to stand on, or a penalty fare warning)
4. Suggest one phrase the traveller could learn to ask for help if lost
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<output_format>
A simple list: original term, translation, one-line note where needed. A short safety flag section. One suggested help phrase at the end. Tone: friendly, practical, no unnecessary detail.
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