Beauty And A Polyglot? Meghan Markle Is Rumored To Speak Several Foreign Languages

March 4, 2019

Meghan Markle literally broke into the measured life of the British people in general and the royal family in particular. Ever since the first rumors of her romantic involvement with Prince Harry, the public and media have been trying to find as many interesting facts about Markle as possible, and she has never disappointed them.

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Earlier we wrote about her life and hobbies before the wedding. Since Meghan has became a royal, we've learned a lot about her, but she still doesn’t cease to amaze the public.

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Although Meghan Markle became known as a successful actress, her career didn’t begin on the set. During her studies, she spent one semester in Madrid and worked at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires. During the internship, Meghan improved her Spanish (or rather its Argentinian dialect, as it seems to us).

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According to the official website of the British royal family, Markle also studied French for 6 years. We don’t know when exactly the Duchess became fascinated by this beautiful language, but the knowledge came in handy during her recent Moroccan tour.

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While visiting one of the educational establishments, Meghan didn’t miss the opportunity to practice her French. Although she didn’t get a chance to demonstrate all of her eloquence in this language, the video shows that she was quite good at expressing herself.

“On peut rentrer?” “Can we come in” Meghan asks some of the girls at @EFAMorocco #RoyalVisitMorocco pic.twitter.com/wOsukdozY5
— Maddii Lown (@Maddiilown) February 24, 2019

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Considering that Her Majesty the Queen is also the head of the Commonwealth, it is logical to assume that many Windsors should know more languages than just English. Some time ago, Telegraph wrote that Elizabeth II spoke perfect French. Harry once surprised the public with his speech in Arabic, and William – in Chinese. Finally, in 2014, Prince Charles and his eldest son addressed the public with an anti-poaching message in 5 languages.

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There are plenty of foreign tours that lie ahead for Meghan Markle. And who knows how else the Duchess of Sussex will surprise her fans? We don’t know why she chose French, but it’s hard to argue that in the modern world you can’t do without knowing at least one foreign language. What do you think?