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THE Prince of Wales introduced himself as "Nambawan pikinini bilong misis kwin" - the number one child belonging to Mrs Queen - yesterday as he tried his hand at speaking pidgin English during a visit to Papua New Guinea.
His efforts were met with applause by thousands who had gathered to catch a glimpse of the Prince and the Duchess of Cornwall at a welcoming ceremony.
The royal couple are visiting the Pacific nation as part of their two-week Diamond Jubilee tour of Australasia.
On their arrival at the Sir John Guise Stadium in the capital Port Moresby, the Prince endeared himself to the locals by speaking Tok Pisin - a form...