I'm alone. When is always alone I shall always be alone
I am not quite sure about the accurate translation of the above statement by philosopher and French writer Madame Simone de Beauvoir.
This is what I think is the right translation:
Estoy sola. Cuando hay soledad, siempre estaré en soledad.
What confuses me more is the mid sentence: When is always alone... Maybe another way of saying When there is loneliness or While loneliness exists...
What do you think ? I would thank from the heart any suggestions.
3 Answers
I have made a heroic effort to find the French original version:
« Je suis seule. On est toujours seul. Je serais toujours seule » écrit-elle dans son journal alors qu'elle est âgée de vingt ans.
I'm alone. One is always alone. I will always be alone.
Estoy sola. Uno siempre está solo. Siempre estaré sola.
Estoy sola. Cuando hay soledad, siempre estaré en soledad.
This is a good interpretation of the idea. The English variant in yout title doesn´t make sense to me.
Cuando la soledad existe.