Prince Harry started the Invictus Games in 2014 and the foundation has gone from strength to strength ever since. Each year at the games, "wounded, injured, and sick military personnel" compete in sporting competitions while representing their respective countries.

This year the games will be held in April in The Hague, Netherlands. Prior to the event, the Duke of Sussex appeared in a promotional video for Zoom call with several Dutch staff members to work with them to hone their grasp of the Dutch language.

"How do you say 'hello, well done' in Dutch," four Invictus Games representatives told him simultaneously and really fast, but the royal repeated the phrase beautifully.

Then one asked him, 'How can you do it?'

The Duke replied, 'I can't.' The duke assured him that he could do it. "Stroopwafel! I love it."

The Duke and the Duchess of Burgundy were very happy to hear the Duke's response.

After seeing their reactions, Harry concluded, "I got two thumbs up from Fenne and a slightly odd look from Jere." Jere replied, "Yes, I did.

"I'm glad you did," Jere replied, and the Duke was pleased that he was right.

The Dutchman then tried to teach the English royal another word, but he was, well, struggling.

Then someone told Harry, who was having trouble spelling, "Don't forget your hat." Harry took out his orange bucket hat (orange in the Netherlands), put it on his head, and put on a pair of orange sunglasses (the kind you get for free on a college campus). He then unzipped his jacket and appeared in full orange. He stood, pointed at the camera, and said, "Let's go."

And while it's great that he's going all out for the theme and the cause, let's just say that this is not the number one ~cool~ thing the Duke has ever done. (:. (::