Paar
couple, pair
Pronunciation
/paːɐ̯/
Cultural Note
Note the capitalization distinction: 'ein Paar' (a couple/pair — two that belong together) versus 'ein paar' (a few). 'Pärchen' is the diminutive and affectionate way to refer to a couple, often with a slightly teasing tone. German society is generally accepting of diverse relationship forms, and 'Paar' is used for all couples regardless of gender.
📝 Example Sentences
Sie sind ein wunderschönes Paar.
They are a beautiful couple.
Das Paar feierte seinen zehnten Hochzeitstag.
The couple celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary.
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