fest zusammen
in a committed relationship, officially together
Pronunciation
/fɛst t͡suˈzamən/
Cultural Note
'Fest zusammen' is the German equivalent of 'defining the relationship.' The word 'fest' (firm, solid) emphasizes commitment. This is the point where Germans consider it a real relationship — and it often coincides with meeting each other's friends.
📝 Example Sentences
Wir sind jetzt fest zusammen.
We're officially together now.
Seid ihr schon fest zusammen oder datet ihr noch?
Are you officially together or still dating?
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