@@ambienceblizz The lady refused to be called Mrs. de Graaff as she was an unmarried lady. These in the old days were called Juffrouw, therefore Juffrouw de Graaff. Juffrouw is the Dutch equvolant of what in English is Miss. when that back in the days was the denonym of an unmarried lady instead of Mrs. which is equivlant to Dutch mevrouw. Nowadays every lady in Dutch is a mevrouw (Mrs.). While in the Enlish language Miss seems to be used for married lady's as well so we have undergone a kind of lingualisticly reversed inclusiveness.
The lady refused to be called Mrs. de Graaff as she was an unmarried lady. These in the old days were called Juffrouw, therefore Juffrouw de Graaff. Juffrouw is the Dutch equvolant of what in English is Miss. when that back in the days was the denonym of an unmarried lady instead of Mrs. which is equivlant to Dutch mevrouw. Nowadays every lady in Dutch is a mevrouw (Mrs.). While in the Enlish language Miss seems to be used for married lady's as well so we have undergone a kind of lingualisticly reversed inclusiveness.
![ภาพนี้ก็ฮาเหมือนกันนะเนี้ย #7 SS9 [ พากย์นรก MEME.EXE ] | easy boy](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MFDRhuT4RAg/mqdefault.jpg)
How wonderful to see the coronation of Queen Beatrix! A great Queen!
Lots of spectacular history.
BEATRIX, BEAUTIFUL QUEEN , TALENT, INTELIGENT,...WONDERFUL.¡¡¡
Mooi verslag, nooit eerder gezien, ik was er toen ook nog niet 😊
Beatrix❤🇳🇱
Wednesday, 30 April 1980.
What's the name of the woman who read the Instrument of Abdication? Her Dutch is calming. Thanks in advance.
In 1980 the Director of the Queen’s Private Office was Mrs Fusina Maria de Graaff (1919-1995).
@@jobhorn3573 Thank you so much, Sir. It seems that the web has scarcely information about Mrs. de Graff.
@@ambienceblizz The lady refused to be called Mrs. de Graaff as she was an unmarried lady. These in the old days were called Juffrouw, therefore Juffrouw de Graaff. Juffrouw is the Dutch equvolant of what in English is Miss. when that back in the days was the denonym of an unmarried lady instead of Mrs. which is equivlant to Dutch mevrouw. Nowadays every lady in Dutch is a mevrouw (Mrs.). While in the Enlish language Miss seems to be used for married lady's as well so we have undergone a kind of lingualisticly reversed inclusiveness.
The lady refused to be called Mrs. de Graaff as she was an unmarried lady. These in the old days were called Juffrouw, therefore Juffrouw de Graaff. Juffrouw is the Dutch equvolant of what in English is Miss. when that back in the days was the denonym of an unmarried lady instead of Mrs. which is equivlant to Dutch mevrouw. Nowadays every lady in Dutch is a mevrouw (Mrs.). While in the Enlish language Miss seems to be used for married lady's as well so we have undergone a kind of lingualisticly reversed inclusiveness.
36:18 Balkonscène
Nederlanders, what is the name of the song sung at 2:12:24?
The song is called 'wat de toekomst brenge moge'. Translation: what the future may bring. It is a Dutch Christian song.
love Bea
Beatrix als oudste kind van juliana en bernhard
❤
📍2:22:45
Our current King is in the middle of the 3 children. King Willem Alexander :)
1:21:22
Chi lo capisce l olandese fatelo in italiano grazie
Paris Van Java
Dago bandoeng
👎🏽