zealandic造句

• In the south on the island of Goeree-Overflakkee, Zealandic is spoken.
• However Evertsen was commander of the Zealandic fleet.
• This way Banckert left active service on 3 December 1674, though remaining commander of the Zealandic fleet.
• I'm very suprised that Canadian, New Zealandic in order to make detecting his socking difficult.
• Flemish, consisting today of West and East Flemish and Zealandic, was spoken in the County of Flanders.
• Zealand was later given two additional laws : King Eric's Zealandic Law and the Zealandic ecclesiastical law.
• Zealand was later given two additional laws : King Eric's Zealandic Law and the Zealandic ecclesiastical law.
• The Aberdeen Line purchased " Zealandic " in 1926 and subsequently renamed her " Mamilius ".
• In the same battle, he made an enemy of Zealandic Vice-Admiral Johan Evertsen and accused him of cowardice and avarice.
• He did not participate in the Raid on the Medway in 1667, because the Zealandic fleet wasn't ready in time.
• During the First Anglo-Dutch War Adriaen was flagcaptain of the Zealandic Vice-Admiral Johan Evertsen on the " Hollandia ".
• For the Independent State of Samoa, New Zealandic and British influences has led to the popularity of rugby union, soccer, netball and volleyball.
• Banckert didn't show his discontent with this situation to his friend Van Nes, but did express his offended feelings in a letter to the Zealandic admiralty.
• In 1807, Castenschiold led the East Danish ( mainly Zealandic ) territorial force, which was established to fight Arthur Wellesley ( later 1st Duke of Wellington ).
• In most of Jutland and on Zealand there is st鴇, and in Zealandic traditional dialects and regional language there are often more st鴇 occurrences than in the standard language.
• In most of Jutland and on Zealand there is st鴇, and in Zealandic traditional dialects and regional language there are often more st鴇 ourrences than in the standard language.
• It can refer to a specific Dutch dialect, West Flemish, which is spoken in parts of the Netherlands, Belgium and France, and may or may not include Zealandic.
• The distinction is not preserved in most modern Standard Dutch pronunciations and is not recognised in educational materials, but it is still present in many local dialects, such as Antwerpian, West Flemish and Zealandic.
• During the First Anglo-Dutch War ( 1652 1654 ), De Ruyter was asked to join the expanding fleet as a subcommander of a Zealandic squadron of " director's ships " : privately financed warships.
• During the First Anglo-Dutch War Cornelis functioned as a Vice-Commodore in the Zealandic navy; he was appointed on a confederate level to the equivalent rank of temporary Rear-Admiral on 1 May 1652.