Language learning, Multilingualism

Multilingual flashcard: Crown

Posted by Christina Reid on

Crown in 10 languages

multilingual flashcards crown

Special headgear has been used to denote royalty or importance since ancient times – for example, the headdresses worn by the Ancient Egyptians to symbolise kingship or the laurel wreath used by the Ancient Greeks and Romans to symbolise victory in sporting events or war. Crowns are often used as symbols for the monarchy (see some other related flashcards here: King, Queen, Prince, Princess, Castle, Moat, Royalty)

There are a lot of books which feature royalty as the main characters so I hope that these flashcards come in handy whenever you are reading books in your target language!

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5 Comments Add yours

  1. savageddt says:
    June 29, 2018 at 12:12 pm

    Kroon for Afrikaans🙂

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    1. Christina Reid says:
      June 29, 2018 at 6:26 pm

      Thank you! It sounds quite similar to the English!

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