King Charles speaks Manx and French during historic first Isle of Man visit as monarch
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King Charles has spoken in Manx and French during his visit to the Isle of Man today.The monarch made his inaugural visit to the island since ascending to the throne, where he delivered an address to the Tynwald parliament before demonstrating his linguistic abilities in the ancient Manx tongue.His Majesty, who holds the title Lord of Mann, greeted parliamentarians in their native language during a special sitting of the assembly in Douglas.The monarch acknowledged that 2026 marks Manx Language Year, stating: "I am aware that this year is Manx language year, blein ny Gaelgey." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Manx language has experienced a resurgence in recent times, and the King's efforts to honour this revival were warmly received by those assembled.The chamber erupted in laughter when the King quipped: "So I very much hope I have not succeeded at this point in massacring this wonderful celebration of your language!"His Majesty praised the Tynwald as holding "a remarkable...
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