German Phrase
Wir sollten zusammen feiern.
Meaning
The sentence is a friendly suggestion that we all celebrate together, whether it’s a birthday, a promotion, a holiday, or any reason worth marking with a group celebration.
When to use
Use this phrase when you want to propose a joint celebration to friends, family, or colleagues—after a successful project, at a party invitation, or when planning a festive gathering.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Wirsolltenzusammenfeiern.
Wir (personal pronoun)
First‑person plural pronoun meaning 'we'. It is the subject of the sentence.
sollten (modal verb, Konjunktiv II)
The subjunctive form of 'sollen' used to make polite suggestions or express a recommendation: 'should'.
zusammen (adverb)
Means 'together' and modifies the verb, indicating that the action is performed jointly.
feiern (infinitive)
The main verb in infinitive form that follows a modal verb; it means 'to celebrate'.
🗨In Conversation
Wir haben das Projekt endlich abgeschlossen. Was haltet ihr davon?
We finally finished the project. What do you think?
Wir sollten zusammen feiern!
We should celebrate together!
✕Common Mistakes
Wir sollen zusammen feiern.
Using the present indicative 'sollen' changes the meaning to an obligation rather than a suggestion.
Wir sollten feiern zusammen.
The adverb 'zusammen' should precede the infinitive, not follow it.
Wir sollten zusammen feiern
Missing the final period is a minor punctuation error; German sentences end with a period, question mark, or exclamation point.
↔Alternatives
Lass uns zusammen feiern.
Let's celebrate together.
Wir könnten zusammen feiern.
We could celebrate together.
Wir feiern doch zusammen!
We’re going to celebrate together, right?
Cultural Tip
In German‑speaking cultures, celebrating as a group is common for milestones like birthdays, graduations, and work achievements. The tone of "Wir sollten zusammen feiern" is polite yet enthusiastic, making it suitable for both informal friends and semi‑formal colleagues. Remember that Germans often appreciate a clear plan (date, venue, food) after suggesting a celebration.