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William, the Prince of Wales, delivers St David's Day message in Welsh

Prince William congratulated the people of Wales on St David's Day in Welsh through a pre-recorded social media video, celebrating Wales' history and culture.
William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, visited Pontypridd, where they cooked Welsh cakes, marking their first joint visit to Wales in over a year.
William has been learning some conversational Welsh but has not spoken full sentences in public before.
His father, King Charles, had formal lessons in Welsh prior to his investiture as the Prince of Wales in 1969.

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Merco Press

Prince William’s St David’s message in Welsh

The Prince of Wales has used his first message delivered in Welsh to wish Wales a “Happy St David's Day”. William pre-recorded a social media video to mark 1 March, the day Wales's patron saint is honored and to “celebrate Wales – its history, culture and incredible people”.

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Sky News UK

William, the Prince of Wales, delivers St David's Day message in Welsh

It's Prince William's first message delivered in Welsh and marks St David's Day, when Wales's patron saint is celebrated.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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LBC

Prince William speaks Welsh for St David's Day as he tests out language skills after taking conversation classes

Prince William has congratulated the people of Wales on St David's Day in Welsh.

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

St David's Day: Prince William speaks Welsh praising Wales

The Prince of Wales delivers his first full message in Welsh to mark St David's Day.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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iNews

Prince William speaks Welsh in video to mark St David’s Day

The Prince of Wales has marked St David’s Day with his first message delivered in the Welsh language.The pre-recorded video, posted on Saturday, sees William paying tribute to Wales’ “history, its culture, and its incredible people” – or rather, “ei hanes, ei diwylliant a’i phobl anhygoel”.While the prince has been known to greet people in Welsh, it is the first time he has spoken full sentences in public. It is not thought William is taking for…

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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