Translation - Chinese simplified-Turkish - 生å˜è¿˜æ˜¯æ¯çCurrent status Translation
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Category Word ![](../images/note.gif) This translation request is "Meaning only". | | Text Submitted by ozqe | Source language: Chinese simplified
生å˜è¿˜æ˜¯æ¯ç |
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| | TranslationTurkish Translated by BUDDY | Target language: Turkish
olmak ya da olmamak | Remarks about the translation | ç”Ÿå˜ shÄ“ng cún=olmak 还是 hái shì=ya da, veya æ¯ç huÇ miè= yok olmak, olmamak
-------- "yaşamak ya da ölmek" de alternatif bir çevirisi olabilir (smy) |
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Validated by smy - 1 March 2008 09:56
Last messages | | | | | 21 February 2008 17:35 | | ![](../avatars/68736.img) smyNumber of messages: 2481 | Hello pluiepoco!
Could you tell if the source says "to be or not to be"? CC: pluiepoco | | | 1 March 2008 08:58 | | | It is more like "To live or to die" literally, but in Chinese translation of Shakespeare's works, "to be or not to be" is translated into "生å˜è¿˜æ˜¯ç亡"
To be, or not to be (from Hamlet 3/1)
| | | 1 March 2008 09:56 | | ![](../avatars/68736.img) smyNumber of messages: 2481 | Yes, immortal saying from Hamlet ![](../images/emo/wink.png) , thank you pluiepoco ![](../images/emo/smile.png) , Then I'd better add a comment under the translation on "To live or to die" ![](../images/emo/wink.png) |
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