Holland is a region of the Netherlands but when some people say Holland they mean the Netherlands as a whole. Done

Holland is a region of the Netherlands but when some people say Holland they mean the Netherlands as a whole. Done
Britain is the name of the island which most of the UK is on. Plus a region is something like the "East Midlands" not England.
The United Kingdom is the sovereign state which is made up of constituent countries, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. The word "Country" is a silly word to throw around, as it could define both England and also the UK.
Holland is a region of the Netherlands which is a constituent country of the sovereign state which is the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
I thought Holland was in Belgium but was quickly corrected by a Belgiumish person on Habbo
It's not like England at all. Strictly speaking Holland is just a Western region of the Netherlands but it's universally accept to informally refer to the whole of the Netherlands as 'Holland'. Pretty sure they're all Dutch regardless
Dunno if this was already said, assed?
fail @ post above btw lol
Last edited by Black_Apalachi; 10-06-2010 at 09:50 PM.
Wait I live in Kent now?
Gudjohnsson
Did you mean layman's terms
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Oh I thought Holland was a country
x brandon x
I just think of orange when i think Holland, don't realyl care whether its a country or not.
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Interesting... Any particular reason? The Royal Family over there are of the "House of Orange"
Not really... Only by how it is commonly refered toIt's only really called Holland because of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague, the three main cities anyone ever hears of
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