People's Republic of America Radio

Chinese broadcast (in English) about victory over the United States. This signal is picked up near the rear of the Brotherhood Citadel near Alexandria Arms. Apparently, it's origins lie in a large heap of rubble, which has an visible barrier blocking in-game access. The signal can also be picked up at Mama Dolce's Food Distribution in South Arlington. The station is a nod to Chinese propaganda distributed during the Korean War, stating the futility of war and how war is waged for the benefit of the "Wall Street Gang". This might be connected to the Mama Dolce location as remnant chinese forces are found here. this is shortly west of citadel next to Arlington Cemetery. Like the rest of the "Chinese" voice acting in this game, this broadcast suffers from various linguistic discrepancies. The announcer is inexplicably unable to pronounce the letter L (voicing it as an R sound), even though the sound L does exist in Chinese, with numerous Chinese people with names like Li (or Lee in alternate Anglicization).

Note: Many Chinese, but not all of them can't pronounce "r" and are therefore pronouncing it as "l". Not the otherway around... ;) -East Wanderer

Note: Both "r" and "l" are present in the Romanization of Chinese, and neither are proof of a particular native Chinese speaker's ability to correctly pronounce either consonant. Romanization is an approximation, and most oriental languages use neither sound.

Korean, in particular, has no equivalent to the "r" or the "l", despite the use of the "r" in the common Korean name "Park" (Chan Ho Park, for example). The correct pronunciation of this name is "Pock", as in "Pock-mark". Another common Korean name is Lee, which should be pronounced simply as "E".