What do the Spanish think of monarchy? | Easy Spanish 292

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Sara and Carla took to the streets in Barcelona this week, following the death of the Queen of England, to see what the Spanish think of their monarchy.

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How do you feel about the royal family?
In the UK, the royals have long since abandoned the term “monarch” in their messages to the public, preferring the “family” touch, but in Spain the term monarquía is still in currency to describe the King and his entourage. We wondered what other words the subjects of Catalonia would use to describe their heads of state, and what kind of a future they see for monarchies in general.

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Host of this episode: Sara Delgado
Editing: Rodrigo Dada
Camera: Harry Sumner
Translation: Harry Sumner, Johnny Yeldham
Transcript: Agustín Tripodi
Proofreading: José Mora Landívar
Producer: Francisco A. Soza