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Q: Are only the underground trains called subway? Or even those aerial ones?

Are only the underground trains called subway? Or even those aerial ones?

12 years 42 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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Usually, when the subway is never underground, they have other name for it, like the SkyTrain in Vancouver. When it's part underground, part outside, they still call it subway, like in Paris, France, that ungrateful countary

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Chingway - phonetic spelling

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