Translation for 'The Gambia' from English to Dutch

The Gambia

Gambia {het}geogr.

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Republic of The Gambia

Republiek {de} Gambiapol.

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Gambia

Gambia {het}geogr.

to ring (at the door/the doorbell)

aanbellen

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The Incrowd

De ingewijden [Hella S. Haasse]lit.F

the British

Britten {mv}

the same

dezelfde {pron}

(the) Netherlands {pl}

Nederland {het}geogr.

to the left

aan de linkerkant {adv}

linksaf {adv}

The Miser

De vrek [Molière]lit.F

to the Netherlands

naar Nederland {adv}

The Joke

De grap [Milan Kundera]lit.F

the elderly

ouden {mv} van dagen

the Alps

alpen {mv}geogr.

The Metamorphosis

De gedaanteverwisseling [Franz Kafka]lit.F

The Silence

De grote stilte [Ingmar Bergman]filmF

The Storyteller

Het woord van de verteller [Mario Vargas Llosa]lit.F

to the seaside

naar zee {adv}

to the office

naar kantoor {adv}

• The Trans–West African Coastal Highway crosses Guinea-Bissau, connecting it to Banjul (the Gambia), Conakry (Guinea), and eventually to 11 other nations of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
• The Niger River, the Gambia River, and the Senegal River are among the 22 West African rivers that have their origins in Guinea.
• Fenda Lawrence was a slave trader from the Gambia who lived and traded in Georgia and South Carolina as a free person.
• In recent years these included interventions in Ivory Coast in 2003, Liberia in 2003, Guinea-Bissau in 2012, Mali in 2013, and The Gambia in 2017.
• The earliest written indication of an instrument akin to the banjo is in the 17th century: Richard Jobson (1621) in describing The Gambia, wrote about an instrument like the banjo, which he called a "bandore".

• The aquatic fauna in the Senegal River basin is closely associated with that of the Gambia River basin, and the two are usually combined under a single ecoregion known as the Senegal-Gambia Catchments.
• The Gambia and North Korea have had relations since 1973, with a diplomatic mission of North Korea opening in 1975.
• Similar shifts in usage have occurred in the names of Sudan and both Congo (Brazzaville) and Congo (Kinshasa); a move in the other direction occurred with The Gambia.
• In January 2020, The Gambia and Guinea opened consulates in Dakhla; meanwhile, Gabon opened a consulate general in Laayoune.