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Princess Kate Middleton, the daughter-in-law of the British royal family, is banned from uttering words that she cannot utter in ordinary speech.

Princess Kate Middleton, the daughter-in-law of the British royal family, is banned from uttering words that she cannot utter in ordinary speech.

She is said to be the princess of the British royal family, but you will be surprised to know that Princess Kate Middleton is not authorized to use ordinary words, and this right has been taken away from her because she is the daughter-in-law of the royal family.

Princess Kate Middleton, the daughter-in-law of the British royal family, is banned from uttering words that she cannot utter in ordinary speech.

The words prohibited for the princess include posh, bardon, toilet, perfume, portion, patio, tea, lounge and dessert, while the use of the words mum and dad also falls under the category of prohibition.

Princess Kate will not use the word "toilet" but "take" or "lottery" instead, as well as "perfume" instead of "perfume". The princess invited to a party or dinner will not use the word dessert for dessert, but will use pudding for her dessert.

The word lounge is also forbidden after becoming a member of the royal family. There are many rooms in the palace, which are called lounges or living rooms, but the rooms in the royal palace have to be called drawing rooms or sitting rooms. Princesses are not allowed to invite the Queen to tea at the royal palace, but they are allowed to invite her to dinner or super.

The use of the word bardon for apology is also prohibited, but must be replaced by sorry or sorry.

Interestingly, the ban was also imposed on Meghan Markle, but it remains to be seen whether she will comply with the ban after leaving the royal palace.

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