Meghan Markle’s Royal Linguistic Journey

Hey there, royal watchers! Let’s talk about the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, and her fascinating linguistic journey. At 37, Meghan is diving back into an old skill that's getting a royal makeover. According to recent reports, Meghan is actively practicing her French to refine her skills in the European language. During a visit to London’s Hubb Community Kitchen last month, Meghan revealed she’s been "trying to get better at my French over the last year," as noted by the Daily Mail. This dedication to language learning is a testament to her adaptability and commitment to her royal duties.

More Than Just French: Meghan’s Multilingual Talents

Now, you might think French is Meghan’s second language, but hold on to your hats—she’s not stopping there. The soon-to-be mom also speaks Spanish, a skill she reportedly picked up during her time as an intern at the U.S. Embassy in Argentina. Meghan’s linguistic journey didn’t end there. Before becoming a royal, she took French lessons for six years. It’s like she’s revisiting old friends in the world of languages. Talk about dedication!

Calligraphy: The Duchess’ Hidden Talent

But wait, there’s more! Meghan’s talents extend beyond spoken languages. Before she said “I do” to Prince Harry in May, it was revealed that Meghan has a deep passion for calligraphy. Back in the day, she even taught calligraphy lessons. “The idea of someone taking the time to put pen to paper is really special,” Meghan once wrote on her now-defunct blog, The Tig. She also mentioned, according to Life & Style, “I’ve always had a propensity for getting the cursive down pretty well.” Even while auditioning for acting roles, Meghan didn’t wait tables—she did calligraphy for wedding invitations, including those for celebrities like Robin Thicke and Paula Patton.

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Putting Her Skills to Use: A Royal Christmas

Meghan got to show off her calligraphy skills during a recent royal outing in Twickenham, England, on December 18. During a visit to a nursing home, she made Christmas crafts with the residents. With perfect cursive, she wrote “Merry Christmas, Love, Meghan” on a paper ornament that was added to the border of a picture frame. She also left her signature in the home’s guest book, showcasing her elegant handwriting. It’s moments like these that remind us of the personal touch Meghan brings to her royal duties.

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