Increíble? Bueno en mi opinion es extraño más bien, la música es hermosa muy sacra pero la letra que relata parte de la ideología es rara... me parece un himno raro
@@jmpo6686no, Duits in this case means both German and Dutch. Back in the days of the Holy Roman Empire, there was no real difference. We were the "Diets" back then. We were called the Low Germans, the Germans High Germans. The standardised German language of today is still called Hochdeutsch (High Dutch/German) another word for Dutch is Nederduits (Low Dutch/German)
@@dutchafrikaner1204 Generally you are right. I just meant the general translation for "duits" is indeed german. Also different versions used different words over time. My point was the literal translation in modern dutch. But I just want to make you aware of a major mistake you made, nederduits would not mean "dutch". It means a dialect that is spoken both in Germany and the Netherlands. I think only about 1.6 million people speak it in the netherlands.
Les Pays-Bas sont devenus indépendants de l’Espagne parce qu’ils étaient protestants et que les Espagnols étaient catholiques. Il est écrit "J'ai toujours honoré le roi d'Espagne" car les Pays-Bas étaient un territoire espagnol.
@@valentinrognon5364let's just say that the Netherlands was Catholic but the protestantism grew fast enough to be on par with Catholics And they wanted independence from Spain and Catholicism And sadly alot of Catholics died Only the south part of the Netherlands is sort of still catholic and some have Spanish Origins and DNA
Al final de la letra completa traiciona al rey español. "Nunca traicionaria al rey/ Exepto por Dios todopoderoso la más alta majestad/ sí fuese el caso sería obediente y cumpliría mi deber"
The song is about our founding father William 'the Silent' of Orange Nassau. He was a loyal vassal of Emperor Charles II of the HRE and King of Spain. He was loyal to Philips II as well. He didn't rebel until he was chosen as leader. Also the reason the nobles rebelled was continued prosecution of Protestants, something the Dutch nobles didn't approve of.
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Viva la monarquia. Viva el Rey de los Paises Bajos
Viva el Rey de todas las Españas🇪🇸
Que viva en el infierno.
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Cuando mi ❤ no es rojo,es 🧡😊
this is peak formula 1 content right here
Fines de semana de formula 1 ser como:
Increíble himno
Increíble? Bueno en mi opinion es extraño más bien, la música es hermosa muy sacra pero la letra que relata parte de la ideología es rara... me parece un himno raro
Somos holandeses viva el REINO UNIDO DE LOS PAISES BAJOS
*neerlandeses
Viva Reino Paises Bajos ❤
vivan los paises bajos el gran legado del principe guillermo de orange
Keizer Karel V, keizer van het Heilige Roomse Rijk, Koning van Spanje, Heer der Nederlanden
Philp II?
Bellisimo himno Holandes.
Pov pones la fórmula 1:
Impresionante
Es un himno demasiado precioso que contrasta bastante con un país en el que la prostitución y la marihuana son legales
Tienes razón, persona que no conozco y que para nada eres otra cuenta mía
Ok ahora estoy confundido
¿De dónde salió éste? Este tipo se ha de duchar vestido 😂
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That's Luxemburg. This is NL: 🇳🇱
Viva Holanda y Guillermo de Holanda
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Hoi, hoe is het!
Het gaat erg goed met mij. Met je?
Sorry ik was ff snel douchen, maar gaat goed en met jou!!
Your translation is wrong. "Duits" means german. (not the only mistake btw)
To some extent no. It can also mean Dutch or Germanic.
@@WikiJayGaming Where did you get that from? That is wrong. Duits means german.
@@jmpo6686no, Duits in this case means both German and Dutch. Back in the days of the Holy Roman Empire, there was no real difference. We were the "Diets" back then. We were called the Low Germans, the Germans High Germans. The standardised German language of today is still called Hochdeutsch (High Dutch/German) another word for Dutch is Nederduits (Low Dutch/German)
@@dutchafrikaner1204 Generally you are right. I just meant the general translation for "duits" is indeed german. Also different versions used different words over time. My point was the literal translation in modern dutch.
But I just want to make you aware of a major mistake you made, nederduits would not mean "dutch". It means a dialect that is spoken both in Germany and the Netherlands. I think only about 1.6 million people speak it in the netherlands.
Vive le Roi !
VIVA LA HOLLANDA!
Allégeance au Roy d'Espagne catholique, alors que c'est un pays protestants ??
Les Pays-Bas sont devenus indépendants de l’Espagne parce qu’ils étaient protestants et que les Espagnols étaient catholiques. Il est écrit "J'ai toujours honoré le roi d'Espagne" car les Pays-Bas étaient un territoire espagnol.
@@VicentAngel-pf5lv Justement, pourquoi garder une telle phrase, alors qu'ils ont obtenu l'indépendance autant politique que religieuse ? 🤔
@@valentinrognon5364let's just say that the Netherlands was Catholic but the protestantism grew fast enough to be on par with Catholics
And they wanted independence from Spain and Catholicism
And sadly alot of Catholics died
Only the south part of the Netherlands is sort of still catholic and some have Spanish Origins and DNA
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no entiendo la referencia al rey de España.
Países bajos estuvo bajo soberanía española por la casa de Habsburgo.
Al final de la letra completa traiciona al rey español. "Nunca traicionaria al rey/ Exepto por Dios todopoderoso la más alta majestad/ sí fuese el caso sería obediente y cumpliría mi deber"
@@mralej3pues es Dios, no hay nada que puedan hacer
The song is about our founding father William 'the Silent' of Orange Nassau. He was a loyal vassal of Emperor Charles II of the HRE and King of Spain. He was loyal to Philips II as well. He didn't rebel until he was chosen as leader. Also the reason the nobles rebelled was continued prosecution of Protestants, something the Dutch nobles didn't approve of.
@@dutchafrikaner1204 Gracias por la información. Entonces ¿fue una guerra religiosa?
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