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"etymology_text": "De Haag is the older form of standard Dutch Den Haag, which is actually a petrified accusative/dative form. In western dialects De Haag is likely a pronunciation spelling, as final [n] after [ə] is commonly lost.",
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"english": "I take The Hague [for instance], where the royal family\nKeeps its residence: what's in it?\nUnchastity, and deceit",
"ref": "1663, anonymous author, “Gezang op 't Hoornsche Pleizier.”, in 't Hoorns vermaeck'lijck treck-schuytje, volume 2, page 17",
"roman": "Onkuysheid, en bedriegen",
"text": "Ik neem de Haag, daar 't Hof-gezin\nHaar woon-plaatz' houd: wat steeckt 'er in?",
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"english": "But when the prince of Orange finally appeared,\nBorn by swift horses and his fair coach,\nall flew right out of The Hague.",
"ref": "1747, K. G., De Haag in vreugd, Hoord: Kornelis Kloek, page 5",
"roman": "Vloog elk de Haag straks uit.",
"text": "Maar toen Oranjes vorst ten lesten op kwam dagen,\nDoor vlugge paarden en zyn schoone koets gedragen,",
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"english": "To that end I suppose that Gorcum, having to impart a message on The Hague, raises a flag; Dordrecht seeing this also raises a flag, Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague do the same. — Delft seeing that The Hague has raised its flag, lowers its own, Rotterdam, Dordrecht and Gorcum follow suit.",
"ref": "1794, Jakob de Gelder, Ontwerp van de telegraphe, Rotterdam: Johannes Holsteyn, page 9",
"text": "Tot dat einde stel ik dat Gorcum, een tyding aan den Haag [dat.] zullende mededeelen, een vlag opsteekt; Dordrecht dit ziende steekt ook een vlag op, het zelfde doet Rotterdam, Delft en de Haag [nom.]. — Delft ziende, dat de Haag [nom.] zyn vlag heeft opgestooken, haalt de zyne neer, dit volgt Rotterdam, Dordrecht en Gorcum.",
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"english": "Oh year? The Hague? The Hague you say?",
"ref": "1948, Thomas, Potjesdam in opschudding, Steenwijk: Logtmeiers, page 6",
"text": "O ja? De Haag? De Haag zeg je?",
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"english": "Inhabitant of The Hague makes city map 'The Hague in Hague dialect'",
"ref": "2016 December 15, omroepwest, archived from the original on 2023-11-26",
"text": "Hagenees maakt stadsplattegrond 'De Haag op ze Haags'",
"type": "quotation"
},
{
"english": "The Hague, wash your hands\nThe major campaign 'The Hague against Corona' has now also been translated into Hague dialect.",
"ref": "2020 December 14, omroepwest, archived from the original on 2023-11-26",
"roman": "De grootschalige campagne 'Den Haag tegen Corona' is nu ook in het Haagse vertaald.",
"text": "De Haag, was je klâhwe",
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"etymology_text": "De Haag is the older form of standard Dutch Den Haag, which is actually a petrified accusative/dative form. In western dialects De Haag is likely a pronunciation spelling, as final [n] after [ə] is commonly lost.",
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"english": "I take The Hague [for instance], where the royal family\nKeeps its residence: what's in it?\nUnchastity, and deceit",
"ref": "1663, anonymous author, “Gezang op 't Hoornsche Pleizier.”, in 't Hoorns vermaeck'lijck treck-schuytje, volume 2, page 17",
"roman": "Onkuysheid, en bedriegen",
"text": "Ik neem de Haag, daar 't Hof-gezin\nHaar woon-plaatz' houd: wat steeckt 'er in?",
"type": "quotation"
},
{
"english": "But when the prince of Orange finally appeared,\nBorn by swift horses and his fair coach,\nall flew right out of The Hague.",
"ref": "1747, K. G., De Haag in vreugd, Hoord: Kornelis Kloek, page 5",
"roman": "Vloog elk de Haag straks uit.",
"text": "Maar toen Oranjes vorst ten lesten op kwam dagen,\nDoor vlugge paarden en zyn schoone koets gedragen,",
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"english": "To that end I suppose that Gorcum, having to impart a message on The Hague, raises a flag; Dordrecht seeing this also raises a flag, Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague do the same. — Delft seeing that The Hague has raised its flag, lowers its own, Rotterdam, Dordrecht and Gorcum follow suit.",
"ref": "1794, Jakob de Gelder, Ontwerp van de telegraphe, Rotterdam: Johannes Holsteyn, page 9",
"text": "Tot dat einde stel ik dat Gorcum, een tyding aan den Haag [dat.] zullende mededeelen, een vlag opsteekt; Dordrecht dit ziende steekt ook een vlag op, het zelfde doet Rotterdam, Delft en de Haag [nom.]. — Delft ziende, dat de Haag [nom.] zyn vlag heeft opgestooken, haalt de zyne neer, dit volgt Rotterdam, Dordrecht en Gorcum.",
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"english": "Oh year? The Hague? The Hague you say?",
"ref": "1948, Thomas, Potjesdam in opschudding, Steenwijk: Logtmeiers, page 6",
"text": "O ja? De Haag? De Haag zeg je?",
"type": "quotation"
},
{
"english": "Inhabitant of The Hague makes city map 'The Hague in Hague dialect'",
"ref": "2016 December 15, omroepwest, archived from the original on 2023-11-26",
"text": "Hagenees maakt stadsplattegrond 'De Haag op ze Haags'",
"type": "quotation"
},
{
"english": "The Hague, wash your hands\nThe major campaign 'The Hague against Corona' has now also been translated into Hague dialect.",
"ref": "2020 December 14, omroepwest, archived from the original on 2023-11-26",
"roman": "De grootschalige campagne 'Den Haag tegen Corona' is nu ook in het Haagse vertaald.",
"text": "De Haag, was je klâhwe",
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"(The Hague dialect) The Hague"
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