I guess you've never heard of handlers, scriptwriters? When the cameras role the acting begins.

@@beantrader4723 We have heard of them all. Please do not spoil this young woman's birthday and beautiful speech lije the English speaking media ruined the UK royalty fir whom no one has any respect. Thank you.

@@beantrader4723 whats up with your bitter comments? Just be quiet, thanks

تبدوا فتاة متكاملة ناضجة اكبر من سن 18 لا اقصد الإساءة

Did God annoint eiether of these two women to be queen? To be a "royal" do you have to be natural & sweet? Is that how people get to be "royal". Do either of these women put God first in their lives? Or do these women put themselves first?Their clothes, crowns, jewelry, palace, cars, planes, money, influential friends, schools, parties, vacations/doodies? Do you ever see God in their lives, do you ever hear them talk about God or how they serve him? Do you ever hear either of them spread the Gospel? Then what is a "royal"?

@@beantrader4723 stop commenting the same thing its annoying. You made your point!!

@@beantrader4723you cant assume what she does and doesnt do, your not even norwegian, she grew up with an incredibly humble family compared to other royal families.

English isn't her second language.. ever heard of swedish and danish?

@@goldengate4462 So even MORE impressive :)

Almost everyone under 40 in Norway speaks impeccable english

@@Azuia Impressive!

She went to a English school in Oslo, where they speak English

Did God annoint eiether of these two women to be queen? To be a "royal" do you have to be natural & sweet? Is that how people get to be "royal". Do either of these women put God first in their lives? Or do these women put themselves first?Their clothes, crowns, jewelry, palace, cars, planes, money, influential friends, schools, parties, vacations/doodies? Do you ever see God in their lives, do you ever hear them talk about God or how they serve him? God sia HE appoints every ruler & the world has chosen to bi-pass God's teachings by using a birth canal to replace God in who gets to be king. If this present king were an honest "Christian", he would know he was never annointed by God but voted in by a bunch of people who wants to replace God with worshiping flesh. When the cameras role, the acting begins.

@@beantrader4723 The Royal family of Norway was appointed by the people, literally. They don't put "god" first, neither do they put themselves first, they put the people first. And that's how it should be.

@@beantrader4723 you need to change your medication

@@beantrader4723 We dont have so much trust in god in Norway. She will marry in church but that is only due to tradition. She will serve the people, not god

Finally, Norway manage to compete with Sweden and Jordan at that matter. She is very normal when she is interviewed and she have no "im the greatest power in norway" ideas. This is how kingdom in Norway have been since 1905

Ofcourse you are American, cause you guys always start it with saying that. As if it has some meaning. Haha

@@kristianfeliz213 yeah, lol, it just like your country showing vids of phony gods & goddesses expecting the world to believe in idol worshiping. God said HE annoints every ruler, your country votes them in. To eliminate God you claim a birth canal makes a prince. lol. What foolishness.

Sarcasm. I guess that's the new Norway. I knew what you meant. I never try to reason with the unreasonable. They're low thinkers.

det er greit amerikansk jeg kan snakke både du bør lære flott land engelsk er mye som det

Not a word? Really? Not even the fifteen seconds she spoke English with a sloppy American accent?

Thanks Aileen for this amazing information. I am sorry I have not much information about this great and so beautiful singer .thanks a lot.

Here is a translation if your want to know what she said😊 Your majesties. Your royal highnesses. President of parliament. Prime minister. Cheif justice. Dear family and friends. Dear everyone. Firstly, I would like to thank the prime minister and the rest of the government for the fantastic experience at Deichmann last night. I couldn’t have received a better gift. Next, I would like to thank my grandmother and grandfather for arranging this beautiful party for me. (then she addresses the non Norwegian guests in English) Dear mom and dad. Thank you for all that you’ve given me. Mom. We can talk for hours about anything. Thank you for the fact that we can lie on the couch together and watch tv shows, such as sex and the city. I really appreciate all that you do for me. Dad. Thank you for bringing us along to skiing, surfing and all kinds of activities. You fix, and take care of things, and stay calm when the rest of us do not. I’m very grateful that both of you support me, and I know that you always will. I love you very much. Dear Marius and Magnus, you are my safety net. Marius. Thank you for all that you’ve taught me and that we can talk about anything. Thank you for always protecting me. Magnus. You’re always kind to me when I need it. Thank you for given me warm hugs when I’m having an extra rough day. Im proud to call you my brothers. Dear grandpa. It’s so lovely to spend time with you. Thank you for the evening’s spent watching sports and cowboy movies together on the royal ship. And of course thank you for always serving us funny jokes when the mood is down. Dear grandma. Thank you for everything you have brought us along for. Trips, fairytales and lullabies that Maud (cousin) and I will remember forever. Dear grandmother (maternal). Thank you for your fun stories. Thank you for always stepping in as the babysitter and for all the nice evenings we’ve sat talking. Dear aunts, uncles and cousins. You have made it safe for me ever since I was little. For that, I am thankful. And lastly, I would like to thank all my friends. Thank you for the fact that we can have fun together and for always cheering me up. I am very proud to be able to call all of you family and friends. I love you all very much. One of the best things about Norway is our democracy. That we can believe in what we want to believe in. That we can say what we want to say. And that we can love who we want to love. I have been so lucky to grow up in Norway. I have gotten to experience our beautiful nature. Surfing in Unstad, warm summer days in the south, and snow covered mountains in Røldal. I have also gotten to meet a lot of the amazing people who live in our country. We are lucky to live in a country which is constantly developing. Where we have trust in each other and in the authorities. In Norway, we care about the climate. We care about diversity. We care about freedom of speech. And most of all, we care about finding better solutions then the ones we already have. We all have a place in this society. We are all different, we have all been given different roles, and we all have different abilities/knowledge. Together we create the Norway that we know and love. Thank you.

@@1alicepb Nice 👍

I’m an American but watched this even if I did not understand a word except I figured the “thank you” lol. It’s because I felt the love and positive spirit from this young princess and her speech. What a testament to her entire immediate family. Family matters. Thank you for the translation.

Thank you for the English translation.🙏🇺🇸🇳🇴

Princess AMALIA was magnificent. That dress was the Jewel in the Royal Banquet,

Royal banquet AMALIA. The Queen .of the night

@@blueangel9746 How is Princess AMALIA?

@@aileen9553 who you are? I say what I think. You don't like? Well that's your problem is not mine. I even don't pay attention in who you are or your existence, get a life and don't interfere in other people's opinion if is to try to stop them to think or if is different from what you think, respect the other is Elementhal and the base of Good education .

@@blueangel9746 Who on earth is Princess Amalia?

Im norwegian. I dont see the point with this system anymore. Using lots of money, and being friends with all these corrupt polititians of to day. No thanks.

We r very proud of our royalty in Norway. 90 percent support it. King in Norway is Norway. I will defend Norway with my life for my king or queen, not a prime minister

@@janhansen554you norwegians are very patriotic and really love your country. Wow! Respect! Here in germany 70% of people wouldnt fight for germany

@@MissMaria1988i support this

Hei ! Jeg hadde lest at nordmenn sier " De " og " Dem " istedenfor " Du" og " "Deg " når de snakker til Kongefamilien , men siden du ikke gjorde det så nå spør jeg meg om det var for mange år siden og er ikke lenger gyldig 🤔.Jeg spør deg alvorlig fordi jeg bodde i Norge i 90 tallet og kanskje ting har forandret seg . Aner ikke . Jeg vil gjerne vite aldersgrense for å bruke De istedenfor Du ☺ .Kan du forklare litt da ?

Worthy? Are any of these people annointed by God to be a king or queen? Do any of them put God first in their lives? Or are they living their lives as gods? What is first in their lives, clothes, travel, cars, planes, crowns, jewelry, bags, shoes, palaces, land, horses? Do you ever hear them talk about God, live as though God rules their lives? Then what is a "royal"? Someone who came down a birth canal that you already called "royal"?. God said he annoints all rulers, so what is this "birth right"? How many "birth rights" has your country had? How many annointings by God?

@@beantrader4723 bro calm down lmao you’re doing absolutely too much spamming all these comments, we heard you the first time.

@@beantrader4723 It is not mine to judge.

. dude, shutty! She's a future queen, not runnin for popedom! 😆

As a Brazilian I didn't understand absolutely anything, I'm glad someone translated it into English 😅

@@Felipe-pr5bb I can imagen. Languages like Danish, Swedisch, Norsk, Dutch, German, Frisian, but even English are all related to Germanic language. But Portugisich, Spanish, France, Italian are related to Romanic language. So if you listen to Italian, you should understand it more. Or maybe the writing.

The Dutch king looks cool 😎

@@renevw5812i am german and i understood only sone words

Speaking English, is that what makes someone "royal"? Are any of these people annointed by God to be a king or queen? Do any of them put God first in their lives? Or are they living their lives as gods? What is first in their lives, clothes, travel, cars, planes, crowns, jewelry, bags, shoes, palaces, land, horses? Do you ever hear them talk about God, live as though God rules their lives? Then what is a "royal"? Someone who came down a birth canal that you already called "royal"?. God said he annoints all rulers, so what is this "birth right"? How many "birth rights" has your country had? How many annointings by God?

@@beantrader4723 Stop with this copy-pasting please. I bet you don't even speak Norwegian. You're nitpicking on something that isn't even a thing in the Norwegian royal family.

Beautiful? So are daisies. Are any of these people annointed by God to be a king or queen? Do any of them put God first in their lives? Or are they living their lives as gods? What is first in their lives, clothes, travel, cars, planes, crowns, jewelry, bags, shoes, palaces, land, horses? Do you ever hear them talk about God, live as though God rules their lives? Then what is a "royal"? Someone who came down a birth canal that you already called "royal"?. God said he annoints all rulers, so what is this "birth right"? How many "birth rights" has your country had? How many annointings by God?

@@beantrader4723 jealous is what your are - or just a crazy person.

Here is a translation if your want to know what she said😊 Your majesties. Your royal highnesses. President of parliament. Prime minister. Cheif justice. Dear family and friends. Dear everyone. Firstly, I would like to thank the prime minister and the rest of the government for the fantastic experience at Deichmann last night. I couldn’t have received a better gift. Next, I would like to thank my grandmother and grandfather for arranging this beautiful party for me. (then she addresses the non Norwegian guests in English) Dear mom and dad. Thank you for all that you’ve given me. Mom. We can talk for hours about anything. Thank you for the fact that we can lie on the couch together and watch tv shows, such as sex and the city. I really appreciate all that you do for me. Dad. Thank you for bringing us along to skiing, surfing and all kinds of activities. You fix, and take care of things, and stay calm when the rest of us do not. I’m very grateful that both of you support me, and I know that you always will. I love you very much. Dear Marius and Magnus, you are my safety net. Marius. Thank you for all that you’ve taught me and that we can talk about anything. Thank you for always protecting me. Magnus. You’re always kind to me when I need it. Thank you for given me warm hugs when I’m having an extra rough day. Im proud to call you my brothers. Dear grandpa. It’s so lovely to spend time with you. Thank you for the evening’s spent watching sports and cowboy movies together on the royal ship. And of course thank you for always serving us funny jokes when the mood is down. Dear grandma. Thank you for everything you have brought us along for. Trips, fairytales and lullabies that Maud (cousin) and I will remember forever. Dear grandmother (maternal). Thank you for your fun stories. Thank you for always stepping in as the babysitter and for all the nice evenings we’ve sat talking. Dear aunts, uncles and cousins. You have made it safe for me ever since I was little. For that, I am thankful. And lastly, I would like to thank all my friends. Thank you for the fact that we can have fun together and for always cheering me up. I am very proud to be able to call all of you family and friends. I love you all very much. One of the best things about Norway is our democracy. That we can believe in what we want to believe in. That we can say what we want to say. And that we can love who we want to love. I have been so lucky to grow up in Norway. I have gotten to experience our beautiful nature. Surfing in Unstad, warm summer days in the south, and snow covered mountains in Røldal. I have also gotten to meet a lot of the amazing people who live in our country. We are lucky to live in a country which is constantly developing. Where we have trust in each other and in the authorities. In Norway, we care about the climate. We care about diversity. We care about freedom of speech. And most of all, we care about finding better solutions then the ones we already have. We all have a place in this society. We are all different, we have all been given different roles, and we all have different abilities/knowledge. Together we create the Norway that we know and love. Thank you.

@@roby8791 thank you!!!!

@@roby8791 Thank you 😊

Yes Princess AMALIA was The most elegant and together ❤️ with Alexandra were the most beautyful . The only hair in the soup was Marta Luisa and her wrong decisions she kept doing.

@@blueangel9746 Her name is Ingrid and that will likely be the name she takes as queen. Alexandra is simply her middle name and not what her family calls her.

@@eilivulv beautyful princess I hope she chooses wisely to marry. When times come. The action Marta Luisa did specially today when the day an attention supposed to be totally to the beautyful Ingrid is just negative in the same way as all the ones she did in the past..

@@blueangel9746 yeah ur right, she and Durex..ugh most of Norwegians find him really shady, and it has nothing to do with his skin colour btw, even if he likes to use the old racist card

@@rapunzelnorway is exactly like this.

She has very talented scriptwriters.

What is “Alt for Norge”?

@@weimarball2258 translated to "Everything for norway"

@@janhansen554 ok thx

Could you translate what the Princess said in Norwegian?

Se alguém puder, não "poder". A tradução em inglês está disponível no site da Casa Real da Noruega.

@@BucyKalman veio aqui para dar lições de como eu escrevo em português???

Confident and modest! Comes across as a sincere and compassionate future Queen of Norway!

Because this is not an ordinary speech, but a secret message only for norwegians.

provide subtitles for the people? Do they care? Are any of these people annointed by God to be a king or queen? Do any of them put God first in their lives? Or are they living their lives as gods? What is first in their lives, clothes, travel, cars, planes, crowns, jewelry, bags, shoes, palaces, land, horses? Do you ever hear them talk about God, live as though God rules their lives? Then what is a "royal"? Someone who came down a birth canal that you already called "royal"?. God said he annoints all rulers, so what is this "birth right"? How many "birth rights" has your country had? How many annointings by God?

@@beantrader4723 shut up with your copy paste comments

@@torernning8652lol

@@beantrader4723 🤣🤣🤣