Yes its a bit off topic but in the Maxima thread it was mentioned that in NL some TV channels have even used subtitles when Maxima spoke in Dutch (to get attention but obviously she made grammatical mistakes that point to a neglect of practice).
Queen Silvia's Swedish skills stopped developing and then even started regressing quite a few years ago.
The king explained at the end of the photo session that they went with four couples (friends) and their children (all adolescents or young adults I assume) on a 'snack-fari', trying out different snacks that the youngsters recommended. On the question whether he liked the Kapsalon, the king answered that it was an interesting experience (he was pressed for a more specific answer but this was all they got, so I take it as he wasn't that impressed).
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Well, what else could he say?
Her German is not good, either.
A snackbar is a typical Dutch phenomenon: a small fast food venue (often independently owned and with very limited seating availability). See 'Snackbars in the Netherlands: the ultimate guide'.
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Maxima, Alexia and Arianne paid an official visit to the Holy Metropolitan Church of Agios Nikolaos in Spetses.
The Queen should have covered her shoulders.
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It will be hard getting the official dutch media to not report on the private life of the dutch royals if the dutch royals start sharing their own stuff on social media
It has to me long felt pretty forced that the dutch media are not allowed to mention their life 'outside work' while media from other countries do
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