'les Pays-Bas' or 'la Hollande' (widely used but not really correct since Holland is only a region of Netherlands)
Netherlands are called "les Pays-Bas" and Belgium is called "la Belgique" in French.
the official French name for Netherlands is 'les Pays-Bas'. The unofficial, and commonly used name is 'la Hollande'.
The French word for 'Netherlands' is 'Pays-Bas.'Pays-Bas
Netherlands => Pays-bas
Dutch
Pays-Bas.
Netherlands is 'les Pays-Bas' in French. In common conversation, they are most often referred to as 'la Hollande'.
The Netherlands, It was a former Dutch Colony though the name sounds French, there may have been a French Suriname also, but the main land was Dutch.
No. The official language of New Netherlands was Dutch since the colony was administered by the Netherlands.
No. The Netherlands is the name of a country. Dutch is the language of and also anything from the Netherlands.
Mauritius is named after Prince Maurice of Nassau in the Netherlands. The French changed the name to Ile de France (Island of France in french) but when the British gained control, they changed it back to the Dutch name and anglicized it to Mauritius. The island kept the name after independence, which is rare, and it is the same name today. Although it is Mauritius in English, in French and in Dutch the name is still Maurice. (sometimes called Ile de Maurice in French)
French fries.