'beautiful princess' is in Dutch 'mooie prinses' or 'prachtige prinses'
In English it is grammatical to say "You are a beautiful princess".
In Swahili, "beautiful princess" is translated as "mrembo wa kifalme." Here, "mrembo" means "beautiful," and "kifalme" refers to "princess" or "royal." This phrase captures both the beauty and the royal status of a princess.
In Dutch they use "mooi." In Flemish they say "schoon" what means "clean" in Dutch.
I'm pretty sure it means... "How are you my beautiful princess?" :) ------- You can also say "How is my beautiful princess doing?"
you can say-"Suprabhat meri sundara rajkumari"
beautiful princess
taahine hoihoifua or taahine talavou
Felice compleanno (mia) Bella principessa.
A beautiful princess is 'une belle princesse' in French.
your beautiful princess ---> tu princesa hermosa
its Tou`pou. Princess is Pulinisese or Purinisese.
Princesa linda! Linda princesa. Both forms work well. If you wish to say my beautiful pricess, etc...? Minha Linda princesa, etc..