"Wherefore art thou Romeo" - what is the correct translation?

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Where are you, Romeo?

Why are you Romeo?

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Just seen people use it differently. Always assumed it meant "why are you Romeo" but 🤷

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NorthernBear · 51-55, M

"Wherefore" means "why." That's what the word means. In the context of the play Juliet is lamenting falling for a guy whose family is in a feud with hers.