Hô-lân-gí
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Hô-lân-gí (荷蘭語, Nederlands) á O-lân-gí (和-), Kē-tē-gí, sī chi̍t khoán Pak German ê giân-gú, sī tāi-io̍k 220 bān lâng ê chāi-tē giân-gú,[1][2] tōa-hūn ê sú-iōng-chiá tī O-lân kap Pe̍k-ní-gī.
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Tī Lâm-hui teh liû-thong ê Hui-chiu-gí (Afrikaans) ê gôan-thâu mā-sī Hô-lân-gí.
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Hô-lân-gí tī in chāi-tē ê kiò-hoat sī Nederlands, nā chiàu ì-sù sī Kē-tē--ê(-ōe), lēng-gōa tī kî-tiong koh ū chi̍t-ê khiuⁿ-kháu kiò Hollands, ì-sù sī "Holland--ê(-ōe)". Sui-jiân "Holland" sī lán-lâng kóng "O-lân", "Hô-lân" ê gí-goân, chóng-sī it-poaⁿ nā kóng tio̍h "O-lân-gí" ia̍h "Hô-lân-gí", sī chí choân-kok-sèng ê Kē-tē-gí.
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