The phrase "come what may" is an English idiom meaning "whatever happens" or "no matter what happens." It expresses determination or commitment regardless of future events or difficulties. In German, it translates to expressions like "mag kommen, was da will," "komme, was mag," or "geschehe, was da wolle," all conveying the sense of "come what may" or "under all circumstances"
. Additionally, "Come What May" is famously known as a romantic song from the 2001 film Moulin Rouge! , performed by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor. The song symbolizes steadfast love despite obstacles and is associated with the phrase's meaning of enduring love "whatever happens." It was originally written for William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet but gained prominence through Moulin Rouge!
. In summary:
- Meaning: "Come what may" means "whatever happens" or "no matter what"
- Usage: It is used to express resolve or acceptance of any outcome.
- Cultural reference: It is also the title of a well-known love song from Moulin Rouge! symbolizing enduring love despite challenges
