How to Say ‘Come on, let's celebrate together!’ in German
Komm, wir feiern zusammen!
komm veer FYE-ern tsoo-ZAH-men
[komm veer FYE-ern tsoo-ZAH-men]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses [wir] plus the plain verb to suggest doing something together: [Komm, wir feiern zusammen!], [Komm, wir gehen!]. It's a very common, natural way to say [come on, let's ...] in German.
🇩🇪 In Germany: The [Komm] here is informal and friendly, typical with friends or family during a match. With strangers, Germans are less likely to pull someone into group excitement this directly unless the atmosphere is very warm.
Phrase Breakdown
Komm
[komm]
come
An informal command: "come" or "come on."
Komm, wir feiern zusammen!
Come on, let's celebrate together!
wir feiern
veer FYE-ern
we celebrate
The action being suggested to the other person.
Wir feiern heute Abend.
We are celebrating tonight.
Words in this phrase
wir
[veer]
we
Refers to the speaker and other people together.
Komm, wir feiern zusammen!
Come on, let's celebrate together!
feiern
[FYE-ern]
celebrate
Means to celebrate a happy event, like a goal.
Komm, wir feiern zusammen!
Come on, let's celebrate together!
zusammen
[tsoo-ZAH-men]
together
Means with one another, as a group.
Komm, wir feiern zusammen!
Come on, let's celebrate together!
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