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Although in the British royal family learning a language is not a rule, it is something that they begin to do from an early age since a large part of their work involves traveling to other countries and meeting with world leaders, so it is essential that from a very young age they begin with studies of another language and continue into adulthood, as the Prince William.
During his first visit to Wales with his new title, the heir to the throne of England revealed that he is studying Welsh. The eldest son of king charles and the Princess Diana he said that he had already become familiar with the Welsh word for “tea” or “paned”. In addition to English, his mother tongue, she is also fluent in French, Spanish and Swahili, one of Africa’s own languages.
In a conversation with the Reverend Steven Bunting in Swansea, the Prince William spoke about his attempts to resume his studies of the language. “We already know (William and Kate) love Wales, but having them here has been amazing and I think it’s a sign of his commitment to Wales,” he said.
“They have blew us away speaking to everyone, young and old, it shows how totally committed they are to their role as Prince and Princess of Wales.
The prince and princess of wales They arrived in Anglesey on Tuesday and met the volunteers and team at the RNLI headquarters in Holyhead. The couple lived on the island for the first few years of their marriage, with Prince George even spending time there when he was a baby.
On this visit, Kate Middleton She captured all eyes due to her great charisma with people, but especially with children, even a little one gave her a bouquet of flowers and she was delighted by the great detail he had with her.
In 2019, Prince William surprised by speaking Swahili on a visit to Tanzania. The then Duke of Cambridge surprised everyone by speaking for a few minutes with a young man from that country fluently in his language.
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