No. 7,035 in German
forever
The German word for "forever" is **"für immer"**, meaning "for all time."
In a sentence
Ich werde dich für immer lieben.
I will love you forever.
In this sentence, 'für immer' reflects the concept of eternity or enduring through all time with the specific focus of love lasting without end.
Das Denkmal bleibt für immer ein Zeichen des Friedens.
The monument remains forever a symbol of peace.
Here, 'für immer' signifies eternal permanence, emphasizing that the symbol will persist without end as a representation.
Dieser Augenblick wird mir für immer in Erinnerung bleiben.
This moment will stay in my memory forever.
In this sentence, 'für immer' conveys continuous existence, symbolizing that the memory of this moment will persist without ceasing.
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