To be or not to be
Será o no será.
Is that how it is in spanish'? and if there is anyother way to say it'
10 Answers
I heard that line as a lyric in a song by Antonio Orozco: "Ser o no ser, (querer o no querer)", so I'm with the translation in the infinitive, not the future.
Yes, in that case, either he didn't understand you, or he is unfamiliar with the standard translation of that famous line.
i asked him about how to say Shakespeares quote in spanish, and his answer was Será o no será, i even asked him why is it in future? and he said: it is said like that. (note: another native speaker was there and agreed on what he said).
i will assume that he didn\
t understand my question or i didn`t express my question well, OR he might have been refering to something else that i was so thick to get it that day.
James Santiago said:
no, it was someone i met only once and he is a writer, so this question came in the middle of the conversation.i don`t know, maybe he understood me wrong or maybe he was referring to something else which i didn`t get.I don't know if you mean he said the English or the Spanish, but if the latter, then he was not quoting Shakespeare, and was merely saying "Either it will or won't be."
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no, it was someone i met only once and he is a writer, so this question came in the middle of the conversation.
i don`t know, maybe he understood me wrong or maybe he was referring to something else which i didn`t get.
I don't know if you mean he said the English or the Spanish, but if the latter, then he was not quoting Shakespeare, and was merely saying "Either it will or won't be."
ser o no ser, ese es el dilema
no, it was someone i met only once and he is a writer, so this question came in the middle of the conversation.
i don`t know, maybe he understood me wrong or maybe he was referring to something else which i didn`t get.
Heidita said:
hi Puni
Is this the same guy? The quote is very famous.
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hi Puni
Is this the same guy? The quote is very famous.
oh,, that sounds better to me, because i asked someone and he told me it is Será o no será.
thanx,,
lazarus1907 said:
If you want to translate Shakespeare's famous quote, it is:Ser or no ser.
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If you want to translate Shakespeare's famous quote, it is:
Ser or no ser.
and im wondering why is it in futuro '