Yeah the UK royals aren't like these royals. 😟😩

I think the Scandinavian Royals are a lot more relaxed.

@Greta Bruzzo links to learn the art of proper conversation?

She is a beautiful women.

That’s because Scandinavian languages are really really similar and you can understand all 3 of them if you only speak one

Three for the price of one. The Scandinavians can understand each other, but Beatrix of the Netherlands is the "odd man out". Would someone like Crown Princess Mary of Denmark who learned Danish in her adult years be able to understand Swedish?

Perhaps a bit less than a native speaker but her Danish is said to be excellent, so I would imagine she'd understand almost as much as a native speaker would.

RaymondHng yes, I am learning danish and I can understand swedish and norwegian too, so yes

probably some lad or gal at his side translated for her!

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Really though, these are the types of Royals I would endorse. Granted I'm American and we've never been any type of Kingdom, but I have deep roots in Denmark and Sweden. Jeg kan virkelig godt lide de skandinaviske lande

망누스 왕자가 뭐라고 질문한 건가요??ㅠㅠ

We learn English from a very young age in Norway and it is also a fact that those who learn the language will take it more seriously than those who grow up with it.

She sounds American

It is fashionable in UK to sound ordinary or with local accents . Years ago one was taught to have; OXFORD NO ACCENT. CORRECT PRONUNCIATION. They speak as the British Should!

Norwegian schools teach english to kids since very young age

Unfortunately that’s the whole thing! :/

I waited so long for this translation thank you sooo much for uploading it !! Much love from Germany !!

Slow German too😂

Unfortunately that’s the full video on the kids’ part. Although Haakon, Mette-Marit and Märtha-Louise did dress up as the King, Queen and Princess Astrid and were interviewed by Ingrid

Do Victoria and Fred speak Norwegian? or was it conducted in English , so cute

Marina Evelson the scandinavians may understand each other,specially the sweeds ans norwegians.

Marina Evelson Swedish is vary similar to Norwegian. I’m sorta surprised The Norwegians could understand Danish

Ofelia Rios the brits are way too stuffy (and they prefer to stick to tradition). Glad the Scandinavians know how to have a good laugh

LOL

They were most likely not invited 😂

But i do feel that if charles becomes king then there will be this relaxed atmosphere and the British royals will be more open.

@@bebos1262 Of course, British Royalty was invited and they attended! Why would they not be invited to the King - a second or third cousin of Elizabeth II - and Queen's 80th birthday?!

No, the children spoke norwegian, Victoria spoke swedish and Frederik danish. The scandinavian languages are close enough to that we can (mostly) understand each other.

I have a knack for languages but eventhough the three are similar, I have to say that I have a hard time understanding Danish.

Like sjjack06100 said, the languages are *really* similar, especially in writing. I'm Danish and if I read an article on a Norwegian site, it's basically just like reading Danish with typos. There's more of a difference with Swedish but I'm still easily able to understand Swedish articles and stuff. There may be a word here and there that's just completely different but you'll usually be able to guess the meaning based on context etc. The main differences between our languages are pronunciations. Norwegian and Swedish are more similar there but still different. They both have that melodic sound to them. Very up and down in tone etc. Almost singy-songy to my ears. Danish is much more influenced by our southern neighbors and is a very "flat" language. Swedish and Norwegians think we mumble. However, if Danish, Swedes and Norwegians are around each other regularly, they quickly get used to the tones, the pronunciations etc. and will be able to understand each other fairly well. It's all about practice, which I guess the royal families get. The Scandinavian royals aren't exactly strangers to each other. You can also see the practice thing in the general population. Danes in Copenhagen are generally better at understanding Swedish than Danes in Jutland are for example, as Copenhagen is so close to Sweden that they're bound to hear Swedish regularly over there. Not so much in Jutland. Swedes are pretty much exotic in Jutland.. Unless you're in a big university or something perhaps. All the silly stereotypes and teasing between Sweden and Denmark also tends to be very Copenhagen focused as that's where most Danes see Swedes. So all of those "Drunk Swedes" stereotypes are from Copenhagen, as it's quite a popular place for Swedes to go out since it's so close to them and cheaper than Sweden when it comes to alcohol. A Norwegian or a Swede moving to Denmark really wouldn't need to learn a new *language*, but just different pronunciations. Most of the words are basically the same.

Gnawer Shreth what you described its pretty similar to Spanish and Portuguese for example if anyone wants to get an idea :)

sjjacko6100 Yeah, I'm native English and have learnt German and Swedish and can (mostly) understand the Norwegians and Danes.

You don´t have to be a Royal Scandinavian to understand all 3 languages, all Scandinavians do. They are all basically the same language, with some differences.

Yes they were all speaking in their native languages. Norwegian, Swedish and Danish are mutually intelligible. Learn one, and you should be able to understand the other two.

As the watermark can tell you, from NRK. From Aret med kongefamilien, hopefully I'll upload the full thing tomorrow and get some subtitles.

Scandinavian Royalty THANKS!

That's the full segment! Taken from A year with the royal family kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsyWhsue0Ni-m4E.html

Edgar Herrera Their language are very similar. Just like mainland Spanish and Mexican Spanish. There’s even a person who said she learn Danish in order to understand Swedish. Cuz they’re all the same.

Norwegian , Swedish , Danish. are similar. They can understand each other.

@@farmer5044 what about Dutch?

dutch not the same. So the kid speak English.

No. The children spoke Norwegian, Crown Princess Victoria spoke Swedish and Crown Prince Frederik spoke Danish. The 3 Scandinavian languages are similar so we kind of understand each other.

The kids are asking in Norwegian and Victoria and Frederik is replying in Swedish and Danish.

Norwegian , Swedish , Danish. are similar. They can understand each other.

Maybe because she is no Queen anymore. Its her title now royal highness prinzess Beatrix of nederland

After she abdicated she took the title of Princess again, thus making her a Her Royal Highness.

@@ScandinavianRoyalty thank you!

He's 3rd in the line of succession, his elder sister princess Ingrid is before him. God save the future Queen Ingrid!

His older sister, princess Ingrid Alexandra will be the future monarch. Prince Sverre Magnus is actually 3rd in line

There is no God. There is no such thing as a heaven. We all and everything will die and cease to exist eventually. Now, be a big boy and DEAL WITH IT!