How to Say ‘Cheer / root for’ in German
Fiebern
FEE-bern
[FEE-bern]
💬 Usage Tip: [mitfiebern] means to get emotionally involved and root along, and it often appears without the [mit] in casual shortened material like this card. In a full sentence, you'll often see the split form: [Wir fiebern mit.]
Phrase Breakdown
Fiebern
[FEE-bern]
are excitedly following; are emotionally invested
From 'mitfiebern'/'fiebern'; means to be intensely emotionally involved, especially in sports.
Fiebern alle Fans bis zum Abpfiff mit.
All the fans stay emotionally involved until the final whistle.
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