Beautiful photography and excellent narrative - great job!! I was in Switzerland in 2022 and again this month. Its scenery is like no others in the world and infrastructure is impressive. I’m totally in love with Switzerland and will go back again and again in years to come.
Thank you so much for journeying along with us here in Switzerland!! We also fell in love with Switzerland and would love to visit again. What is your favorite place to visit in Switzerland?
I’m so glad you loved Switzerland … I’ve lived here in Lausanne for 34yrs ….i came over in 1990 to continue my nursing career ..all in French 😮…thinking I’ll stay for 1yr I fell in love with the town and never wanted to leave !!!!! Come back soon ❤❤❤
Very nice video. The name 'Lauterbrunnen', however, does not mean 'loud fountain' or 'loud spring' (Brunnen meaning of course fountain or spring). The word 'lauter' has two meanings in German. Nowadays, the most common one is indeed 'loud', but it has also the meaning of 'pure' or 'bright'. In this older meaning it is not used much (if ever) anymore. It comes from the old-German word 'luiter' (you might recognize the kinship to 'light' or 'lighter'). In a latin document of 1243 the name of Lauterbrunnen was given as 'Claro Fonte' which clarifies the meaning of 'Lauter' as referring to 'clean' or 'pure'. In Switzerland (and Germany and Austria) there are many communities called 'Lauterbach' which translates to 'clean creek' and it is also a common family name.
The word is mostly reduced to some fossilised expressions. There’s the antonym “unlauter”, usually appearing as “unlauterer Wettbewerb” (unfair business practices), and the “Schweizerische Lauterkeitskommission”, an organisation of the media and advertising industry for self-control regarding legal and ethical guidelines for advertisements and other media content.
Beautiful photography and excellent narrative - great job!! I was in Switzerland in 2022 and again this month. Its scenery is like no others in the world and infrastructure is impressive. I’m totally in love with Switzerland and will go back again and again in years to come.
Thank you so much for journeying along with us here in Switzerland!! We also fell in love with Switzerland and would love to visit again. What is your favorite place to visit in Switzerland?
I’m so glad you loved Switzerland … I’ve lived here in Lausanne for 34yrs ….i came over in 1990 to continue my nursing career ..all in French 😮…thinking I’ll stay for 1yr I fell in love with the town and never wanted to leave !!!!!
Come back soon ❤❤❤
I don't blame you for never leaving! It's a fantastic city! Thanks for watching!
went to Switzerland last August and yes, such a paradise on earth❤❤❤
We couldn't agree more!! Thanks for watching!
You chose the best month to visit mountainous Switzerland, that is September. Your video is so very well done and enticing. 👌💛🙋♂️
Wow, thank you! September was a great month to visit!
Lovely photography
Excellent presentation
Thanks for sharing 😊😊
So nice of you!
thank you for visiting my country and my city, bern❤
We loved every minute of it! We will be back!
Switzerland is gorgeous visited when I was 14 with school from the UK now 50.
Absolutely it is! Thanks for watching!
WOW!!! Switzerland just went to the top of my bucket list. Well Done on this video. I'm so happy for your family and the adventures you're sharing.
Thanks Perry! That means a lot, especially coming from you!
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@@dreamtojourneyfamily First thing I did … following !!!!!💕
That can‘t be true! Is this real? So wonderful. Is this Switzerland???
Absolutely it is!
Very nice video. The name 'Lauterbrunnen', however, does not mean 'loud fountain' or 'loud spring' (Brunnen meaning of course fountain or spring). The word 'lauter' has two meanings in German. Nowadays, the most common one is indeed 'loud', but it has also the meaning of 'pure' or 'bright'. In this older meaning it is not used much (if ever) anymore. It comes from the old-German word 'luiter' (you might recognize the kinship to 'light' or 'lighter'). In a latin document of 1243 the name of Lauterbrunnen was given as 'Claro Fonte' which clarifies the meaning of 'Lauter' as referring to 'clean' or 'pure'.
In Switzerland (and Germany and Austria) there are many communities called 'Lauterbach' which translates to 'clean creek' and it is also a common family name.
Fantastic, thank you for clarifying!! We had no idea!
@@dreamtojourneyfamily Indeed, "Lauter" in this context means "replete with" or "nothing but" springs...
The word is mostly reduced to some fossilised expressions. There’s the antonym “unlauter”, usually appearing as “unlauterer Wettbewerb” (unfair business practices), and the “Schweizerische Lauterkeitskommission”, an organisation of the media and advertising industry for self-control regarding legal and ethical guidelines for advertisements and other media content.
That looks incredible! I want to come back as a cowcow in that valley!
Come with us next time!
Switzerland has no Capital,Bern is only a federal city