"Di mana kamu bertemu pasangan kamu?"

Translation: Where did you meet your spouse?

[anno35]

Is there something in the Indonesian that indicates the past tense? Can, where are you going to meet your spouse/partner', be acceptable'?

[BJCJ19]

I would probably say "Di mana kamu akan bertemu pasanganmu? " For where are you going to meet your spouse/partner

[attilagaspar]

or even present tense should be accepted

[YaizaHoms]

Why 'couple' is not accepted as 'pasangan'?

[lili114354]

does anyone know if 'pasangan' can be translated into english as 'partner'?

i find partner is much more commonly used than spouse, given that in many parts - though perhaps not indonesia??? - a marriage contract is no longer assumed nor necessary to recognise committed relationships.

[1CN5ijzC]

i personally think "partner" is the better translation, as the question itself doesn't really specify if it indicate any relationship / romantic partner