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Переведите пожалуйстаа:))) On the day of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June 2012 Charles , Prince of Wales made a a speech in his mother's honour. This is what be said .Your Majesty ... Mummy. I'm sure you would want me to thank on your behalf all thewonderful people who have made today possible. And if I may say so Your Majesty , thank God the weather turned out fine . They only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us because unfortunately he is taken unwell . But ladies and gentlemen , if we shout loud enough he might just hear us in hospital and get better . Your Majesty a Diamond Jubilee is a unique and special event. We are now celebrating the life and service of a very special person over the last 60 years . I was three when my grandfather George VI died and suddenly , unexpectedly , your and my father's lives were changed , when you were only 26 . So as a nation this is our opportunity to thank you and my father for always being there for us . For inspiring us with you selfless duty and servise and for making us proud to be British . Proud at a time when I know how many os our fellow countrymen are suffering such hardships and difficulties . Proud to be ghe part of something as unique as Commonwealth which , through your leadership , has given us the sense of unity .

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В день бриллиантового юбилея королевы в июне 2012 года Чарльз , Принц Уэльский выступил с речью в честь своей матери. Это то, что будет сказано .Ваше Величество ... Мумия. Я уверен, вы хотите меня поблагодарить от Вашего имени все thewonderful люди, которые сделали сегодня возможным. И, если можно так выразиться, Ваше Величество , слава Богу, погода нормальная . Они только печальная вещь об этом вечере заключается в том, что мой отец не смог быть здесь с нами, потому что, к сожалению, он приболел . Но дамы и господа , если мы будем кричать достаточно громко, он может услышать нас в больнице и сделать лучше . Ваше Величество бриллиантовый юбилей это уникальный и специальные события. Мы сейчас отмечаем, в жизни и службе особый человек за последние 60 лет . Мне было три года, когда мой дедушка Георг VI умер, и вдруг , неожиданно , и жизнь моего отца были изменены , когда тебе было всего 26 . Так как нация это наша возможность поблагодарить вас и моего отца всегда были рядом с нами . Вдохновляет нас с вами, бескорыстной и сервис и за то, что мы гордимся быть британцами . Гордиться в то время, когда я знаю, сколько ОС наши земляки терпят такие лишения и трудности . Горжусь ге частью чего-то уникальным, как Содружество, которое , по вашим руководством , дал нам чувство единства .

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On the day of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June 2012, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, gave a speech in honor of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. He began by addressing her as "Your Majesty" and affectionately referred to her as "Mummy." Prince Charles expressed his gratitude on behalf of the Queen for all the wonderful people who had made the day possible.

In a lighthearted tone, Prince Charles thanked God for the fine weather, jokingly remarking that it was fortunate the weather turned out well. However, he also mentioned the sadness of his father's absence due to illness. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was unable to attend the celebration.

Prince Charles then addressed the audience, suggesting that if they shouted loud enough, his father might just hear them in the hospital and get better. This light-hearted remark showed his concern for his father's well-being while also adding a touch of humor to the speech.

Acknowledging the significance of the Diamond Jubilee, Prince Charles described it as a unique and special event. He emphasized that the celebration was a tribute to the Queen's life and service over the past 60 years. Reflecting on his own personal experience, Prince Charles shared that he was only three years old when his grandfather, King George VI, passed away. This sudden loss had a profound impact on both Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles' lives, as she became the Queen at the young age of 26.

Prince Charles then spoke about the nation's opportunity to express gratitude to the Queen and his father for always being there for the British people. He commended them for their selfless duty and service, which inspired the nation and made them proud to be British.

However, Prince Charles also acknowledged the hardships and difficulties faced by many of their fellow countrymen. He expressed pride in being part of something as unique as the Commonwealth, which, under the Queen's leadership, had created a sense of unity among its member nations.

Overall, Prince Charles' speech was a heartfelt tribute to his mother, the Queen, and a recognition of the challenges and achievements of her reign. He demonstrated his love and appreciation for her and highlighted the importance of unity and service to the nation.