What does the ''legit'' mean in the sentence below?

[Anonymous]

hey guys. i want to keep it short. i'm not a native English speaker and there's someting that i'm not sure about. The sentence is: Our relationship is legit. What does legit mean in this sentence or is it true?

[Guy13]

Legit is a slang form of legitimate. In the connotation of slang it means, Our relationship is tight, good, or cool. Your relationship is of high quality and has Value to the person who said it.

Legitimate is a legal word that establishes the "Thing" is in accordance with the law.

The PhD is legitimate as it was received from a legitimate University. The Business' paperwork is in order and they are a legitimate functioning Business. The issued VISA met all standards and is legitimate document to enter the country.

[Anonymous]

In this context, "legit" means that the relationship is genuine and real. It implies that the relationship is not fake or based on superficial factors, but rather is founded on a true connection and mutual feelings of love or affection. So, the sentence "Our relationship is legit" means that the relationship is authentic and not based on any false pretenses.

[SnowedIn]

"legit" is short for the word "legitimate" which is defined (from many definitions) as 'conforming to the rules' or 'real'.

In this case, that sentence means that your relationship is real. This should be a good thing for you.

[Anonymous]

In that context, ‘legit’ could mean something like ‘real’

[In_Trance]

Which sentence; the first or the second?

[Iron_Man]

Yes…

[josephine2002]

It is the real thing