Following his address in Berlin last Thursday (March 30) King Charles has set tongues a wagging with his talent of languages. It appears that our new monarch has quite the way with words and is proficient in a fair few of them.
On his first state visit since becoming monarch, King Charles visited Germany last week, alongside his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort. At a state banquet, where the couple were joined by both British and German dignitaries, Charles gave a speech in German, in which he said he and Camilla had been "deeply touched" by the warm welcome.
He also praised the "very special" German nation, before he said that both nations would stand united with Ukraine, the BBC reports. His Majesty also spoke mostly in German while visiting the lower house of the German parliament, telling members of the Bundestag it had been a "particular honour" to be in Germany and that he "wanted to renew the pledge of friendship" between the two nations.
