napoleonponapa  +  797131 Sat, 27 Jun 09 01:25 AM 1) SO BE IT  2) LET IT BE   Are they the same meanig? what do they mean? please give some examples   thanks alot napoleonponapa Vocabulary

	Best answer by Philip  +  797144 Sat, 27 Jun 09 01:31 AM Let it be = leave it alone (it's fine as it is, don't bother it, etc.) So be it = (let it be done, this is the way it should be, "amen")   So be it = can also have a negative meaning (well, if that's the way it has to be, that's the way it has to be - we can't help it).  "I don't like the arrangements you've made, but if that's the best you can do, so be it." Philip

	napoleonponapa  +  797974 Sat, 27 Jun 09 03:51 PM Thanks!   1) I really want to reschedule the appointment but if  you can't , let it be. 2) I really want to reschedule the appointment but if you can't , so it be.   According to the above context, which one is correct? please give some examples.   Thanks napoleonponapa Vocabulary, Context

	Philip  +  797992 Sat, 27 Jun 09 04:03 PM napoleonponapa “Thanks!     1) I really want to reschedule the appointment but if  you can't , let it be.  Leave it as it is. 2) I really want to reschedule the appointment but if you can't , so it be. be it    According to the above context, which one is correct? please give some examples.   Thanks ” Either could be used. (1)  It's o.k.  (2) = I'm resolved to the fact and will accept it, but I don't really like it. Philip Context

	AlpheccaStars  +  798048 Sat, 27 Jun 09 04:52 PM So be it - words of resignation. Let it be - words of wisdom AlpheccaStars Joined on Sun, Oct 12 2008 Senior Member 3,508 The pen is mightier than the sword. Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873) Video

	Philip  +  798133 Sat, 27 Jun 09 06:18 PM That should do it, As. Philip

	sunsail  +  798135 Sat, 27 Jun 09 06:22 PM Hi Philip are these daily life usages? Best Regards sunsail Joined on Mon, Aug 18 2008 Istanbul Full Member 242 Regards, Usages