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Wherefore Doesnt Mean Why Either
In Γ’β¬ΕR omeo and Juliet,Γ’β¬Β Juliet says Γ’β¬ΕO Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Ro meo?Γ’β¬Β This has been translated as meaning why are you Romeo. A different interpretation comes from Γ’β¬ΕwhereforeΓ’β¬Β itself and should be used instead. Γ’β¬ΕForeΓ’β¬Β Γ’β¬ΕForeΓ’β¬Β is at the end of Γ’β¬ΕwhereforeΓ’β¬Β and it means Γ’β¬Εbefore,Γ’β¬Β as shown by words like Γ’β¬ΕforearmΓ’β¬Β and Γ’β¬Εforewarned.Γ’β¬Β At a wedding, a priest might say Γ’β¬Εdo you swear before all your family and friends...Γ’β¬Β And it should be noted that given that Shakespeare wrote Γ’β¬ΕRomeo and JulietΓ’β¬Β hundreds of years ago, English was closer to German that it is now and that the German word for Γ’β¬Εwith whatΓ’β¬Β is Γ’β¬Εwomit,Γ’β¬Β which literally translates into Γ’β¬Εwhere with.Γ’β¬Β There is also a line in Γ’β¬ΕRomeo and JulietΓ’β¬Β that ends with Γ’β¬Εfor thou hast need.Γ’β¬Β (Shakespeare, Rome and Julie, 1597, Act 4, Scene 3).
