What Does "like live with you permanently" Mean?
Learn what "like live with you permanently" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
Like, live with you permanently?
This is a surprised way to ask if the other person really means living together forever or for a very long time.
From The Escort, Episode 36
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone repeats the idea of living together permanently to check or react to what was said.
Usage Scenario
Use it in relationship conversations when you want to clarify a big commitment. It can sound surprised or hesitant, so it is not a neutral everyday question.
Better ways to say it
Like, live with you permanently?
You mean live together permanently?
Live with you forever?
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