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Queen Letizia's Face of Amazement when Listening to Her Husband, Philip, Speak in Finnish

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The king read part of his speech at the official dinner with the country's president, in the local language.

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During the gala dinner of his State trip to Finland, the King has addressed himself in the official language of Finland during the toast

·Madrid, Spain
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Queen Letizia has stolen all the prominence for a few seconds from King Philip's speech at the Helsinki Presidential Palace during his State trip to Finland. While the King was trying to utter a phrase in Finnish, as a wink to the host country, the cameras have captured the spontaneous reaction of the Queen, who has expressed with facial gestures a mixture of disbelief and amusement, trying not to interrupt the solemnity of the moment.The said m…

·Madrid, Spain
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The king read part of his speech at the official dinner with the country's president, in the local language.

·Madrid, Spain
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The Queen showed faces of astonishment as she listened attentively to her husband's efforts to master the pronunciation of the Nordic language.

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The King of Spain had difficulties with the Finnish language.

·Helsinki, Finland
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The State visit of Philip VI and Queen Letizia to Finland yesterday had one of its most solemn moments with the gala dinner offered in his honor by the Finnish president, Alexander Stubb, and his wife, Suzanne Innes-Stubb. The Kings have traveled to Helsinki to strengthen relations between Spain and ... Continue reading "The menu offered to the Kings Philip VI and Letizia at the gala dinner in Finland: moose meat and artichoke soup"

·Madrid, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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