Netherlands

According to http://www.canadapost.ca/Personal/RatesPrices/ 1.65 CAD. Note that this will increase above certain weights, but for a normal letter it should suffice.

Actually, Holland isn't a country. Although the name "Holland" is often used for the Netherlands, (North and South) Holland are two provinces in the west of the Netherlands.

A person from the Netherlands would be called "Dutch" or "Dutchman".

Please be aware that calling someone a "Hollander" might be regarded as an insult by people from other provinces than North and South Holland.

Someone who is Dutch, someone from the Netherlands, or a Dutchman.

the North Sea
That body of water is called the 'North Sea'

The Netherlands don't have a state religion and the biggest group, 48% of the population, is non religious. 27% is Catholic, 16% Protestant, 1% other Christian streams, 6% is Islamic and 2% belongs to another religion. The Netherlands or Nederland is predominantly irreligious as shown in many recent polls. However historically it has been Protestant Christian. The Roman Catholic Church is currently the largest organized sect of Christianity as the trend of irreligiousness has affected the Protestants more than the Catholics.

well hallo is hello but hi is spelled the same :)

The Netherlands are part of the euro zone. Exchange rates change every day so any answer posted here would be out of date almost immediately. While it's not normal WikiAnswers policy to say "use the Internet", that's the best approach in this case. You can check a site such as www.xe.com, CNNMoney, etc. for the latest conversion factors.

Holland is a western region of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

fijne verjaardag means happy birthday, gefeliciteerd means congratulations

The Tulip has come to be a loved symbol for the Netherlands.

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Map: http://home.hetnet.nl/~f2hglwoudstra835/hollandineurope.gif

Yes they wanted to remain neutral however the Germans invaded and installed a puppet government for the duration of their control. Holland was also involved in the war against Japan and was one of the first country's to inflict damage on Japanese shipping with their navy. The dutch may have thought that the Germans would leave them alone as they were the store house of Germany's war manufacturing industry after the Krupp works was broken up after WW1, they were wrong. and the war manufacturing machine that they protected during the interlude to WW2 ended up biting them in the bum.

Wealthy Landowners are called Patroons.

81,000 - 1.5%

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There are no true deserts in the Netherlands.

I phoned the Identity and Passport Service to ask this question and they informed me that the Passport Book Number in a UK passport is the same as the passport number.

No. Along with many other states in the EU, the Netherlands switched to using euros in 2002.

It may still be possible to exchange them at some larger banks, however.

All new states that joined the EU after 2005 are required to switch to euros within a fixed time period.

HM Queen Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard. The Netherlands has no King as Queen Beatrix's mother Queen Juliana only had one child. Queen Beatrix's husband Prince Claus von Amsberg died 2002 of Parkinson disease.

The Lincoln tunnel was one of many things named after Abraham Lincoln in New York

Constitutional Monarchy is the governmental form of the Netherlands, with a parliamentary (democratically chosen) House (2nd 'Kamer')

"Hup Holland" if u wana say lets go Holland in terms of the World Cup