Originally called 'VryBurghers' (Free Citizens) or in modern Dutch 'vrije burgers'. They became simply 'boeren' (Farmers).
the name for the dutch farmers was Boers
Farmers means 'boeren' in Dutch. Dutch farmers means 'nederlandse (dutch) boeren'.
The dutch named it New York
The same but if the name is given to a Dutch boy then it would be pronounced differently.
It's the same. But if the name is given to a Dutch baby then it would be pronounced differently.
farmers.
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No the Dutch people are not farmers. Ofcourse there are a few farmers but the most people aren't. It's a very modern country they wear normal clothes.
The name Pennsylvania Dutch is applied the German farmers that settled in PA. Many, if not most, were from the Palatine area of Germany.
the generally accepted term is "boer" which is Dutch and Afrikaans for farmer
"New Amsterdam" was the name given to Manhattan by Dutch settlers, as Amsterdam was the name of their big city in 1614-1664
The original name given to the country by English settlers was Surinam. While it was part of the Dutch colonial system, it was called Dutch Guiana or Netherlands Guiana. Since its independence, the official name is Republic of Suriname.