Prince Charles Taking Arabic Lessons
Aussie Dave | Mar 15, 2013 | 5 comments
Just curious or good planning?
Britain’s Prince Charles is four months away from becoming a grandfather but that isn’t stopping him from trying out something new. The Prince of Wales is reportedly taking Arabic lessons.
Media outlets in the UK and around the world reported that Charles, who is very interested in the Middle East, was asked by a Qatari minister whether he speaks any Arabic during a visit in Doha.
“I tried to learn it once but I gave up. It goes in one ear and out the other,” he answered.
I’ll resist the obvious punchline.
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I notice that the royal family has never visited Israel in 65 years. What gives?
There has been private visits by members of the Royal Family (including Prince Philip and his son Prince Edward)and Charles himself went to Rabin’s funeral in 1995 but the answer to your question is the Arabism of the Foreign office.
Prince Philip’s mother (Princess Alice) is buried in Jerusalem and Philip paid his respects on his private visit.
http://www.nytimes.com/1988/08/04/world/prince-philip-s-mother-buried-in-jerusalem.html
[...] Just curious or good planning?… Israellycool [...]
Good planning. This way he’ll be able to communicate with the baby.
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