I see English, Scottish, Irish, and German. I thinks it's a conglomeration of the different ethnic groups that settled the west. I wouldn't be surprised if there were Scandinavian influences as well. I don't know enough about Scandinavian dance to see it though.
That looks very fun. They everybody looks really happy. I like the girls skirts . They are very pretty. Tradition and culture are beautiful things . ❤️🙂👍🏻
from here in Adelaide, Sth Australia it's just great to see enthusiastic young Americans having a terrific time. As a 71 yr old I clearly remember my parents Square Dancing here in the early 50's.
For those curious, here is the full track list of songs 0:11 Oh Susanna! 1:49 Yellow Rose of Texas 2:21 She'll Be Comin Around The Mountain 3:47 Cripple Creek 4:58 The Kesh Jig 6:17 Old Joe Clark 7:52 Boil Them Cabbage Down
went to a second hand store in Libby (I love you) and bought a skirt and blouse. thought it ad look nice until later someone commented on my train tour "going to the dance" via which I found out I had bought an outfit for square dance from the 60. I was informed that schools still teach square dance. very nice. our children are taught to run after a ball and kick it. barmy. to cooperate together is Far more commendable.
Wow! I've never seen that before! Beautiful. I was already impressed, and then the men helped the women literally take flight! That caught me by surprise. Beautiful and amazing. Thank you!
Just as we have called eastern Appalachian dancing, cued contra dance, clogging, and hoedown this side of the Mississippi (TN).....(most involving lines, circles, and hand work as well as heavy duty exercise) there is western hoedown and traditional circle and reel dancing, often involving clogging and arm lifts and likewise lots of energy. There is called square dance that is hoe down style with lots of repetition for couples in the formation. Idaho is a wonderful example of natural beauty, charming communities, and agricultural plots as far as the eye can see. Western square dancing we see now around the world is a composite of many of the activities used til now.
Memories of my elementary school days come flooding back watching this. I remember every year we did square dancing as part of our gym classes. Admittedly great exercise.
totally Agree Diana, even the northern mexican cowboy and the southern unitedstatesian dress the same way. one way or another the cultures are merging, it's just a matter of keep them alive and enjoy them all, i.e. I love mariachi dancing but also american clogging!
Esto se llama square dancing lo que quiere decir baile de cuadro. Es un baile tradicional o folclórico. Que bueno que te gustó! A mi me encantan todos los bailes latinos y este baile me hace orgullosa de mi cultura igual porque acá nos perdimos mucha de nuestra bonita cultura. Es una cosa casi extinta que hay que buscar para encontrarlo. Pero yo me acuerdo de niña que mis tías bailaban así pero de otro vestido más grande en rojo y blanco. 😊
But... You know what the Englishman did to become American? And who worked for them to stay that "great'? If that isn't fucked up, I don't know what is.
Damals in Erfurt waren diese Tänzerinnen und Tänzer in Höchstform.Ich hoffe auch das sie noch aktiv sind und viel Erfolg in den USA haben . Gott schütze Amerika ( vor allem Idaho).
We know many of the elements in these dances in different towns here in germany, called " Volkstänze" /folkdance. Send you much love and thanks for your filming. 😘
caleidoscope patchamamalove Danke für den Kommentar. Die I R M E sind damals in Erfurt aufgetreten. Die waren in guter Form, nur die Bühne hätte größer sein müssen. Meiner Meinung nach ist das schon Square Dance. Ob die da noch in die Choreografie was anderes mit reingenommen haben ist schon möglich. Das ist künstlerische Freiheit.
@@Thuiringer 🙋♀️Hey 😊 mein Kommentar war absolut nicht kritisch im Sinne von entweder/ oder gemeint. So viele Menschen sind ja in den Jahrhunderten aus allen Ecken Deutschlands; Irlands; Schweden; Italien uvm. nach Amerika ausgewandert- sie brachten ja u. a. ihre Sprache; Dialekte; Speisen und auch ihre Musik & Tänze mit. Dies alles und viel, viel mehr Kulturgut flocht' sich ja in den großen Webteppich ein; der das heutige Amerika ausmacht. Mein Kommentar war absolut im Sinne von 🤗Verbundenheit 🤗 der Völker gemeint. Denn Musik; Tänze; Speisen sind ja universell. Sie gehören in Wahrheit niemand; sondern sind in meinem Begreifen universelles Gut der gesamten Menschheitsgeschichte. Also- auf das Tanzen von Tänzen in aller Welt aus allen Teilen der Welt! 😍 Universelle Grüße an alle 😘
@@caleidoscopepatchamamalove3082 Dass dein Kommentar nicht negativ gemeint war, ist schon klar. Aus meiner Familie sind auch einige wenige in den 30er Jahren in die USA ausgewandert und manche von deren Nachkommen leben noch dort(Illinois). Hoffentlich haben diese den selbstherrlichen Trump damals nicht gewählt. Hier in Deutschland sind wahrscheinlich die meisten Menschen Nachkommen von Einwanderern, welche vor hunderten von Jahren aus Osteuropa hier herkamen. Musik und Tanz werden immer an den jeweiligen Zeitgeist angepasst, die Künstler wollen ja Erfolg haben. Ein Freund sagte mir mal das bei Medien in Deutschland, Presse und Fernsehen der Marktwert der Künstler mit entscheidend ist, wer gefördert und ausgezeichnet wird.Grüße aus Thüringen.
@@Thuiringer Hallo Thuiringer, vielen Dank für die tollen Videos. Habe die anderen Videos gesehen, die Sie von der Gruppe hochgeladen haben und finde die Musik und die Tänze einfach klasse. Haben Sie noch mehr Videos von den IRME? Habe gesehen, dass Sie den Tanz mit den Tüchern der direkt nach dem SquareDance kam nicht hochgeladen haben. Danke und viele Grüße
@@WWEMasterLucky1994 Leider ist nicht mehr gefilmt worden,oder auch Aufnahmen verworfen. Andere haben auch Videos gemacht.Kanal : Happytanz hat davon 2 Videos th-cam.com/video/hPk4NxDKwEk/w-d-xo.html
Oh, that is wonderful and fantastic to look at and just lifts the mood! That such a thing still exists! A dance full of overflowing joie de vivre, cheerfulness und charm. That's how dancing has to be! In contrast, some disco is a sleeping compartment! ;-)
Your "Quadrilha" came from Portugal where it was called the Quadrille and was famous throughout Europe between the 17th to the 19th Century. It actually first started in England but of course would become Influenced by other Countries as it travelled around and will have changed over the years.
I do regular folk square dancing but, nothing that fancy. And I want to do it so bad!😭😭 this is gorgeous and and looks like so much fun! It reminds me a lot of the dancing on Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!
I keep coming back to this video. It is just so well coordinated. I do feel bad for the few slip ups where girls almost get dropped though. Also, 200th comment.
I used to be a morris dancer here in the UK when I was younger and it's really nice to be reminded of those times looking at this. I wonder if this evolved from morris dancing (which also has barn dances)
We Germans know the Square Dance, but seen it not so much live. When we think to America, we think to Western and Square Dance. That´s Americas Way of Life.
@prxncessF xo I was born in Ireland, you imbecile- Corofin, County Clare. Moved to New York when I was seven. Where the fuck are you from? Who the fuck do you think you are? Giving *me* shit. And I never said anything about where it originated from, simply that I was proud to live here. And learn to spell- it's 'bred' not 'bread' (we aren't making toast here) and "16th Century" not "16 century". You're a child, a fucking child.
8:02 since im mexican those steps and the women flowing their dresses out makes me remember mexican folk dances, i know it has nothing to do but i think both have european ancestry in this kind of dance
@@anna-if8fi that just shows your ignorance. Cuz A LOT of Americans DO openly practices their ancestors culture. Especially in the rural areas where I live. It hasn't died out here. our folk music and dancing is the same as yours (maybe a little different, but that just happens with time) this kind of culture/tradition have been thriving since its arrival to this country in the 1600s, and it's not going anywhere.
I am a square dance caller at a 'modern' square dance club where our members have an average age of about 60 - I'm going to show them this and suggest we try it LOL.
We learned square dancing in elementary school. I went to elementary in Idaho. Did they do this elsewhere. I'm sure it doesn't happen now. It's very fun to do.
Ain't square dancing for all the people to dance and enjoy? I could be wrong but I've never seen a square dance band before. Anyways love your smash potatoes Idaho✌
It's all about politeness before touching another woman it is amazing how cultural was back then.... I love watching cultural dance it says so much about our history. Men were men and women were women
Hello everyone I am Anjali from India . We do this square dance in our school. It is such a beautiful dance but it has too many stunts . But it was good 😊
This is a style of square dancing which I have never seen before. I suppose that it is historical. It looks like a lot of fun.
visit my canel, many exotic activities from the Kalimantan Dayak tribe that you have never seen,
Bei uns tanzt man quadrille.
It looks English
I see English, Scottish, Irish, and German. I thinks it's a conglomeration of the different ethnic groups that settled the west. I wouldn't be surprised if there were Scandinavian influences as well. I don't know enough about Scandinavian dance to see it though.
Looks a lot like 19th century quadrille! Which makes sense since they have the same root
That looks very fun. They everybody looks really happy. I like the girls skirts . They are very pretty. Tradition and culture are beautiful things . ❤️🙂👍🏻
from here in Adelaide, Sth Australia it's just great to see enthusiastic young Americans having a terrific time. As a 71 yr old I clearly remember my parents Square Dancing here in the early 50's.
this is probably the best comment I've ever seen on social media :)
@@kaleschaos i agree
This made me happy, thank you sir from America😊🙏
those are germans though
They're Americans performing in Germany
It is fun to watch folk dancing because there is a structure to it and people generally enjoy themselves. Good for you!
Very nice dancing, such a wonderful young Americans. I´m watching the clip over and over again.
Dances like a drunk drug addict nice eh?
For those curious, here is the full track list of songs
0:11 Oh Susanna!
1:49 Yellow Rose of Texas
2:21 She'll Be Comin Around The Mountain
3:47 Cripple Creek
4:58 The Kesh Jig
6:17 Old Joe Clark
7:52 Boil Them Cabbage Down
Thank You, Larry, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Thank you, salutations from Algeria 🇩🇿☮️
Thanks!
Imagine how much practice that would've taken. They are amazing. This is a little different from the square dancing I've seen.
Nah ive seen better
Those are some pretty athletic moves. No wonder the dancers are so young.
went to a second hand store in Libby (I love you) and bought a skirt and blouse. thought it ad look nice until later someone commented on my train tour "going to the dance" via which I found out I had bought an outfit for square dance from the 60.
I was informed that schools still teach square dance. very nice. our children are taught to run after a ball and kick it. barmy. to cooperate together is Far more commendable.
Wow! I've never seen that before! Beautiful. I was already impressed, and then the men helped the women literally take flight! That caught me by surprise. Beautiful and amazing. Thank you!
Dances like a drunk drug addict nice eh?
Dances like a drunk drug addict nice eh?
Now I want to know Idaho. Beautiful! Greetings from Mexico.😊👏🏼
Please don't say youre mexican, these racist sure don't like people outside their boarders
@@thegunner7942 that is not true the only people we have a grudge on is California
You're not missing much; beautiful state full of idiots.
Please keep America r founding stock.
Just as we have called eastern Appalachian dancing, cued contra dance, clogging, and hoedown this side of the Mississippi (TN).....(most involving lines, circles, and hand work as well as heavy duty exercise) there is western hoedown and traditional circle and reel dancing, often involving clogging and arm lifts and likewise lots of energy. There is called square dance that is hoe down style with lots of repetition for couples in the formation. Idaho is a wonderful example of natural beauty, charming communities, and agricultural plots as far as the eye can see. Western square dancing we see now around the world is a composite of many of the activities used til now.
Memories of my elementary school days come flooding back watching this. I remember every year we did square dancing as part of our gym classes. Admittedly great exercise.
They taught us how to do this in school when I was younger. I wish I still remembered how, it was always such a blast 😀
Same I try to get people to dance with me but they don't know how 😢
My favorite part is the men threatening each other with spoons
We call that "dinner time" where I'm from
America has culture after all.
wesos de queso ikr I never knew they had a culture after stealing everything from every other culture
Like Quebec. It's mostly french influences, but with a mIx of many cultures, especially in Montreal.
wesos de queso well Texas used to be part of Mexico..... So idk.... look for northern Mexican folk dance and compare how similar they are.
totally Agree Diana, even the northern mexican cowboy and the southern unitedstatesian dress the same way. one way or another the cultures are merging, it's just a matter of keep them alive and enjoy them all, i.e. I love mariachi dancing but also american clogging!
Our culture is kinda basic compared to others, but then again the U.S is a new country compared to others.
how did i get here?
yes! awesome!
THE END
yo mama
You was looking up the song square dance by Eminem, then you ended up here!!!!!!!
Letting the days go by.
So much action,movement and charm .Thank you and love to Idaho from Israel, just wonderful !!!
Cor! I certainly never seen a square dance like this one before! Especially when the ladies start swishing and swirling their skirts so energetically!
Yo bien latina viendo la cultura de USA💖AH que bonitoo!💖
Esto se llama square dancing lo que quiere decir baile de cuadro. Es un baile tradicional o folclórico. Que bueno que te gustó! A mi me encantan todos los bailes latinos y este baile me hace orgullosa de mi cultura igual porque acá nos perdimos mucha de nuestra bonita cultura. Es una cosa casi extinta que hay que buscar para encontrarlo. Pero yo me acuerdo de niña que mis tías bailaban así pero de otro vestido más grande en rojo y blanco. 😊
That was so cool and so well done. Brings back lots of great memories.
I love it! Greetings from Spain!
so much joy.. so much happiness.. this world is not yet that fucked up..
Dr. Sagar Deb it is
Now it is
But... You know what the Englishman did to become American? And who worked for them to stay that "great'? If that isn't fucked up, I don't know what is.
@@ewahgeeThis can be applied to every nation to ever exist, including the Comanche and Zulu you portray as innocent victims.
What a beautiful display of European American Culture.
Beautiful! I hope this dance group will perform more.
Damals in Erfurt waren diese Tänzerinnen und Tänzer in Höchstform.Ich hoffe auch das sie noch aktiv sind und viel Erfolg in den USA haben . Gott schütze Amerika ( vor allem Idaho).
This is great!! I love American dance! Wonderful job!!
We know many of the elements in these dances in different towns here in germany, called " Volkstänze" /folkdance.
Send you much love and thanks for your filming. 😘
caleidoscope patchamamalove Danke für den Kommentar. Die I R M E sind damals in Erfurt aufgetreten. Die waren in guter Form, nur die Bühne hätte größer sein müssen. Meiner Meinung nach ist das schon Square Dance. Ob die da noch in die Choreografie was anderes mit reingenommen haben ist schon möglich. Das ist künstlerische Freiheit.
@@Thuiringer 🙋♀️Hey 😊
mein Kommentar war absolut nicht kritisch im Sinne von entweder/ oder gemeint.
So viele Menschen sind ja in den Jahrhunderten aus allen Ecken Deutschlands; Irlands; Schweden; Italien uvm.
nach Amerika ausgewandert- sie brachten ja u. a. ihre Sprache; Dialekte; Speisen und auch ihre Musik & Tänze mit.
Dies alles und viel, viel mehr Kulturgut flocht' sich ja in den großen Webteppich ein; der das heutige Amerika ausmacht.
Mein Kommentar war absolut im Sinne von
🤗Verbundenheit 🤗
der Völker gemeint. Denn Musik; Tänze; Speisen sind ja universell.
Sie gehören in Wahrheit niemand; sondern sind in meinem Begreifen universelles Gut der gesamten Menschheitsgeschichte.
Also- auf das Tanzen von Tänzen in aller Welt aus allen Teilen der Welt! 😍 Universelle Grüße an alle 😘
@@caleidoscopepatchamamalove3082 Dass dein Kommentar nicht negativ gemeint war, ist schon klar. Aus meiner Familie sind auch einige wenige in den 30er Jahren in die USA ausgewandert und manche von deren Nachkommen leben noch dort(Illinois). Hoffentlich haben diese den selbstherrlichen Trump damals nicht gewählt. Hier in Deutschland sind wahrscheinlich die meisten Menschen Nachkommen von Einwanderern, welche vor hunderten von Jahren aus Osteuropa hier herkamen. Musik und Tanz werden immer an den jeweiligen Zeitgeist angepasst, die Künstler wollen ja Erfolg haben. Ein Freund sagte mir mal das bei Medien in Deutschland, Presse und Fernsehen der Marktwert der Künstler mit entscheidend ist, wer gefördert und ausgezeichnet wird.Grüße aus Thüringen.
@@Thuiringer Hallo Thuiringer, vielen Dank für die tollen Videos. Habe die anderen Videos gesehen, die Sie von der Gruppe hochgeladen haben und finde die Musik und die Tänze einfach klasse. Haben Sie noch mehr Videos von den IRME? Habe gesehen, dass Sie den Tanz mit den Tüchern der direkt nach dem SquareDance kam nicht hochgeladen haben. Danke und viele Grüße
@@WWEMasterLucky1994 Leider ist nicht mehr gefilmt worden,oder auch Aufnahmen verworfen. Andere haben auch Videos gemacht.Kanal : Happytanz hat davon 2 Videos th-cam.com/video/hPk4NxDKwEk/w-d-xo.html
Oh, that is wonderful and fantastic to look at and just lifts the mood! That such a thing still exists! A dance full of overflowing joie de vivre, cheerfulness und charm. That's how dancing has to be!
In contrast, some disco is a sleeping compartment! ;-)
Por fin pude verlo, gracias por subirlo 🙂 saludos desde México.
Here in Brazil, we call it "Quadrilha", very popular in some states.
Your "Quadrilha" came from Portugal where it was called the Quadrille and was famous throughout Europe between the 17th to the 19th Century. It actually first started in England but of course would become Influenced by other Countries as it travelled around and will have changed over the years.
Nice to know they celebrate dances from england in Brazil 🇧🇷
@@anna-if8fi Nice to know they celebrate dances from Portugal in USA.
@@karineds square dancing is from the uk
@@karineds bruh
Всегда восхищался их танцами. :)
I remember learning this in first grade. It was a lot of fun!
Great dance and video! Enjoyed every second of it.
I do regular folk square dancing but, nothing that fancy. And I want to do it so bad!😭😭 this is gorgeous and and looks like so much fun! It reminds me a lot of the dancing on Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!
This type of traditional America is a hidden gem. I rarely see these type of traditions aside from American countryside movies.
Really love the music and the dancerrr😍😍
Hola! Seré el único comentario en español? Bueno nose pero me encantaron esos bailes...
Saludos des Panamá🇵🇦
That was awesome. I have never seen anything quite like this before.
I keep coming back to this video. It is just so well coordinated.
I do feel bad for the few slip ups where girls almost get dropped though.
Also, 200th comment.
This is so beautiful!!! 🎉 congratulations and thanks !! For sharing
Wow I am Korean but I like this dance
That's adorable and looks like so much fun.
This is different from the square dancing I do, I wish mine was like this!
I know right? My kind of Square dancing seems so plain now!☹️
Hahaha this is rlly cool xD little fetival u can enjoy with family and friends, and the Musik makes happy c:
I am from Thuringia in Germany and I love American square dancing.
I used to be a morris dancer here in the UK when I was younger and it's really nice to be reminded of those times looking at this. I wonder if this evolved from morris dancing (which also has barn dances)
Love the group, music and performance :) thanks for recording and uploading :)
this is so beautiful and nicely choreographed
itis beautiful usa ✨✨✨✨🌹❤ thank you very much
Nossa que dança de quadrilha linda, passos bem elaborados, dança tão bela quanto as quadrilhas do Brasil ^^ 👏👏👏
Gorgeous!
Name of the songs?
I love the USA!
Здорово очень понравилось. Молодцы ребята и девчата
If only I spoke Russian. 😞
@@shyryTsr2k great. i liked it very much!! Well done girls and guys.
This is awesome!
As a mexican i approve this is a nice song to dance
We Germans know the Square Dance, but seen it not so much live. When we think to America, we think to Western and Square Dance. That´s Americas Way of Life.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I'm a proud Irish - American. 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
I love Irish people
@prxncessF xo I was born in Ireland, you imbecile- Corofin, County Clare. Moved to New York when I was seven. Where the fuck are you from? Who the fuck do you think you are? Giving *me* shit. And I never said anything about where it originated from, simply that I was proud to live here. And learn to spell- it's 'bred' not 'bread' (we aren't making toast here) and "16th Century" not "16 century". You're a child, a fucking child.
@prxncessF xo Also, America does have culture. It wouldn't have stories to tell if it didn't.
8:02 since im mexican those steps and the women flowing their dresses out makes me remember mexican folk dances, i know it has nothing to do but i think both have european ancestry in this kind of dance
Square dancing isn’t american it’s English to many Americans steal European culture
@@anna-if8fi How is it stealing when our English ancestors brought it over to the USA? Many Americans have English ancestry.
@@anna-if8fi our ansesters were English😂 And they brought their culture to the colonies with them. It's just as much our culture as it is yours
@@emilyroberts5388 no it’s not lol no American openly practices anything to do with europe it’s not your culture lol 🏴 🏴 🇳🇴
@@anna-if8fi that just shows your ignorance. Cuz A LOT of Americans DO openly practices their ancestors culture. Especially in the rural areas where I live. It hasn't died out here. our folk music and dancing is the same as yours (maybe a little different, but that just happens with time) this kind of culture/tradition have been thriving since its arrival to this country in the 1600s, and it's not going anywhere.
I am a square dance caller at a 'modern' square dance club where our members have an average age of about 60 - I'm going to show them this and suggest we try it LOL.
Frank Hooper - Danke für die herzlichen Worte .Es ist schön das dir der Tanz gefällt . Grüße aus Deutschland .
Go for it!
That was beautiful.
We learned square dancing in elementary school. I went to elementary in Idaho. Did they do this elsewhere. I'm sure it doesn't happen now. It's very fun to do.
I did that at my elementary school to, I live in California😊
I also did that in PE in elementary school in Miami, FL.
Looks so fun. Great dancing to all.
Now that's talent!
I've always wanted to learn how to dance like this.It looks so fun.♥️😇
visit my canel, many exotic activities from the Kalimantan Dayak tribe that you have never seen,
You can learn! Square dancing is so much fun!
Awesome fun joyful style. 😀
Nice! I danced The New Style squaredance fore 13 years
Love it! Usually square dances are fun to do and a bit boring to watch. Not this!!!
this looks so lit i wanna dance like this at a party
Ain't square dancing for all the people to dance and enjoy? I could be wrong but I've never seen a square dance band before. Anyways love your smash potatoes Idaho✌
Haha - lots of fun!!! Greetings
Моё солнышко, Джим рассказал мне об этом танце. Здорово
Love it.
Super Team mit super hervorragendem fantastischem Programm
Weiter viel Spaß und Erfolg
Hl Grüße E. St.
An die 186 👎Neider auch ein
😂Gruß meinerseits.
Amazing! So fascinating🤩
Performed this dance in annual day function ( 2017)...nostalgic.
OMG!! I Love this !
It's all about politeness before touching another woman it is amazing how cultural was back then.... I love watching cultural dance it says so much about our history. Men were men and women were women
So wonderful!! Where did all of this go!!! I want to be a part of this
It is modern dance. Mixture of many elements different folklore and rock-and-roll. Only the music is authentic
Бережи Боже Україну.
Idaho has very beautiful women.
Hello everyone I am Anjali from India . We do this square dance in our school. It is such a beautiful dance but it has too many stunts . But it was good 😊
Name of this songs plssss, anjali we also had to perform on square dance....
Armyblink Once first one was “Oh! Suzanna” and then mid dance it started incorporating “She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain”
I HAVE COME HERE FROM IDAHO STATE HISTORY CLASS
⭐Really nice! When do lessons start?😉🎶💕
I feel like I just watched a deleted scene from "Oklahoma!"
I was thinking Seven Brides for Seven Brothers! But, yeah! Same difference! Lol
Muy lindo gracias
Love this. 🇺🇸❤️
AWSOME!!!!!!!!
Wonderful
Great culture dance.
Beautiful 👌👌👌
so cool danceing
❤❤ Did Thiz In Elementary School Super Fun When You Get The Moves Down Pack ❤❤
I would like to be in younger years to dance with these fine dancers.
Remember that this is the USA national dance
Good calling and dancing Where do you get the choreographing and calls
Galen Slater Fragen sie bitte dort ,ich hoffe das Sie Antwort bekommen idahoexpress.org/contact-us
Anyone know the name of the tune that starts at 3:56? It sounds kind of like cripple creek, but I can’t tell for sure
magnific ⚘💞⚘💞🌻
Fantastic/beautiful
schön
Bravo!