No. To turn in German is drehen, walzen (as in the waltz), wenden, rotieren.
The etymology of the word "Ballet" is related to the art form's history. The word ballet comes from the French and was borrowed into English around the 17th century. The French word in turn has its origins in Italian balletto, a diminutitive of ballo (dance). Ballet ultimately traces back to Latin ballare, meaning to dance.
Der Waltzer from wältzen meaning to turn about, rotate.
In English: the waltz
Waltz, in English but in German it is drehen/walzen
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partner dance partner if you are coupled with some one they would be your dance partner.
the answer to "who is hips dance partner?" is hop as in hip-hop the answer to "who is hips dance partner?" is hop as in hip-hop
German Dance first started in the 16th century
People in wheelchairs can dance as they have a partner that can walk and they help the person dance in the wheelchair.
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partner dance partner if you are coupled with some one they would be your dance partner.
the answer to "who is hips dance partner?" is hop as in hip-hop the answer to "who is hips dance partner?" is hop as in hip-hop
The song is "Keri Hilson ft. Lil Wayne - You Turnin Me On."
Turnin' On was created in 1977.
Dance team translates To Dance team in german
German Folk Dancing
A German Folk Dance. Link to it below.
Wheels Are Turnin' was created in 1984-01.