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Holland, Netherlands and Deutchland, I am confused
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diffusion
I am confused, someone please elaborate:)


And this language, sounds like a mix between German, French and a hint of English. What's that? (yes, I finished high-school :) but still I didn't catch this)
KLINGKLANG77
? i dont get it?
Blik
Holland, The Netherlands have a language called Dutch

Germany, Deutschland have a language called German
TranceGiant
Flemish?
Blik
or do you mean Belgium, they talk 3 languages

Dutch (or Flemish)
French
German
blazed it
holland = the netherlands = weed, heinekens, ID&T radio(among other things)

deutchland = germany = home of the oktoberfest(munich) and the love parade (berlin) (among other things)
moncster
Deutschland = Germany
Dutch (pertaining to Holland) = Mispronounciation/error at some point in hitory with Deutsch
iirc
tor8024
quote:
Originally posted by Blik
Flemish


that doesn't really exist. we speak dutch as well, albeit with an accent that changes every 10 miles.. :p
Echo of Silence
When people here (USA) ask me where I am from...

obviously, I say Denmark.

I think Denmark doesn't exist in the American geog courses. You would not believe how many times I hear remarks like this:

"hey, I heard you're from Holland."

"hey, I heard you're Dutch."

"Ask the Dutch girl."

:rolleyes:
NYCTrancefan
Holland - old provincial region of what is today's Netherlands and the name became stuck with it in the English language.

Netherlands - the official name of the nation.

Deutschland - German name for Germany.

Dutch or Netherlandic as a language is a confligration of German and English, maybe some Frisian with very different pronounciations from English and also very gluttoral in speech. A dutch G sounds nothing like G in English.

Hope this helps you man, I know all this as I speak English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Dutch. So this debunks the Euro myth that all Americans can't speak other languages.

extulas
Dutch does sound like German in ways, But all languages have ties to each other. :D
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