It's coming around again
I'm trying to translate that Carly Simon song - Coming Around Again
What's the best way to translate: It's coming around again. Se está volviendo a venir. (?) Está renaciendo (?)
I know nothing stays the same
But if you're willing to play the game
It will be coming around again
Sé que nada se queda igual
pero si estás a gusto jugar el juego
se volverá a renacer.
Is that right?
Thanks.
5 Answers
It will be coming around again
I do not think this can be translated literally within the context of the song.
I think a much better translation would be along the lines of:
"Ya habrá otra oportunidad" / "pronto habrá otra oportunidad"
Here is a link to the translation.
I think I have to say something here, "volverá a renacer" is a wrong sentence, if you use "volverá" you mean something is happening again (in this context) and when you add "re" at the begging of a word you also mean that someting is repeating, so you are being redundant, it's a common error, but an error it is, the correct form would be "volverá a nacer" or "renacerá"
Is everyone in agreement with this translation from Nicole's link (see above)?
Sé que nada permanece igual
Pero si usted está dispuesto a jugar el juego
Se viene la vuelta de nuevo
I ask because there was at least one blatant error in that translation (Daddy breezes in does not mean Daddy brisas en) so that makes me uneasy about the rest of it.
Thanks.
Hey alba3,
As far as how would someone really put that, I don't know and I'm interested to see an answer. But I wonder if you need to use volverse, and whether it should be in the future. Wouldn't vuelva a renacer sound pretty good, nomás que "it's returning again" using volver + a + inf? To me that sounds better. What do you think?
J