Kate Middleton hopes that Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will learn languages

By Meaghan Wray

November 29, 2018

Before Duchess of Sussex says "I
to do Prince William and became a member of the royal family, she was quite
the worldly woman. After studying art history at St. Andrew's University,
lived in Jordan with his family and worked as a deckhand in the Solent, Kate
has an infinite number of skills that she will pass on to her children. And there is
the one that she picked up in Italy that the hopes of the mother of the three will remain, she
shared during a visit to Leicester on November 28th.

During Kate's academic sabbatical year,
She spent her time studying for her degree in Florence, as well as to learn Italian.
on the side. To the delight of some royal supporters in Leicester the
November 28, Kate showed some of her skills, saying "ciao" to one before adding
that his Italian was not really excellent. "I have to make sure my kids are
Better than me, that's my goal, "she swore.

Kate and William have greeted supporters in Leicester. Photo: © Neil P. Mockford / Getty Images

While the 36-year-old left her
language skills fall by the wayside – given his many royal duties and his more
darling work as mom at Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis –
she ensures that her children choose other languages ​​while they are still young.
Last year, Duchess Kate said that her five-year-old boy was picking up
Spanish nanny children, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo.

During a visit to Gloucestershire for
a commitment, the royal shares her dreams for Charlotte too, according to
Sayanna, nine years old: "She said that she was trying to teach Spanish in Charlotte and
says his son George can already count to ten in Spanish.
Charlotte is not too far behind her big brother – in fact, a source revealed
that the three-year-old girl starts to understand pretty quickly, saying that she's "very kind
and confident – she's always chatting. "