What is the difference between a Napoleon cake and a Millefoglie cake?
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How do you pronounce Prince Harry's daughter's name?
Adam Coret
2025-11-13 14:01:52
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Lilibet is pronounced as Lily-bet, phonetically.
It’s easy enough to remember given the royal baby’s name will be shortened to Lili for the most part.
The Queen is affectionately known as Lilibet by her nearest and dearest.
The royals call Queen Elizabeth II Lilibet because when she was a small child, she couldn’t pronounce her own name.
This later became “Lisabet” or “Lilliebeth” before her father began calling her “Lilibet,” which her family members still refer to her as.
Evi Appelman
2025-11-07 11:24:41
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Apparentley Lilibet is pronounced “Lily-bet,” like two completely separate words mashed together. And her shortened version? It might just have the one l and an i, but it’s still pronounced like the flower, Lily. You might want to watch it several times and practice in case you run into the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Whole Foods in Montecito and want to discuss their daughter.
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What is mille-feuille called in English?
Abroad, it is its very name that raises doubts: in English, Nordic or Slavic countries, the mille-fe Lees meer
Cornelia Driessen
2025-10-25 15:05:15
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The Duke and Duchess have said their new baby daughter, now the Queen’s 11th great-grandchild, will be known as Lili for short, a spelling variation on the flower by the same name, lily.
Lilibet refers to the Queen’s nickname within the family, and was first used when Princess Elizabeth was just a toddler and unable to pronounce her name correctly.
Beau van den Velde
2025-10-25 14:40:35
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The new royal’s name is pronounced Lily-Bet, with an “ee” sound, rather than Lileh-Bet with an “eh.”
We know this because of a statement on the Archewell website, which reveals Meghan and Harry’s daughter will be known as Lili.
Lili is named after her great-grandmother, Her Majesty The Queen, whose family nickname is Lilibet.
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How do I pronounce mille-feuille?
UK/ˌmiːlˈfɜː.jə/ US/mɪlˈfwiː/ /m/ as in moon /iː/ as in sheep /l/ as in look /f/ as in fish /ɜ Lees meer
Is millefeuille French or Italian?
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Mare Bosman
2025-10-25 13:28:32
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'Lilibet' is pronounced 'Lily-bet', with a notable emphasis on its two syllables.
Rather than rolling it off your tongue in one sound, it's best to treat it like a double-barrel name.