laten we gaan Nederland is the translation. This is translated from English to Dutch.
Yes we always say: I'm from the Netherlands. But in Dutch it's Nederland what can literally be translated as Netherland.
Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (but in common language you just say Nederland)
Nederland
This country is called "Holland" or "die Niederlande".
No. The country where the Dutch live is called 'Nederland' in English it's 'The Netherlands'.
The country were Dutch people live is called The Netherlands or in the Dutch language 'Nederland'.
Nederland (The Netherlands Or Holland)
België (Belgium) Nederland (the Netherlands) an Luxembourg
Yes. Our Dutch name for The Netherlands is Nederland. And 'Neder' means low land.
It is a very old name. In dutch the Netherlands is Nederland, and sometimes people say 'De lage landen'. It 'Nederland' en 'De Lage Landen' means the same namely Low Lands. And that is because it is one of the lowest countries in the world, even below sea level.
The term for the Netherlands in Spanish is "Países Bajos" (low places, Low Countries) or more commonly "Holanda", a reference to the historical name Holland, which more specifically applies to the western coastal regions of the Netherlands.(The adjective is holandes, meaning Dutch.)