This phrase is a bit unusual and might be grammatically incorrect on its own. Here's why:
* "Qué" means "what" in Spanish.
* "Ser" means "to be" in Spanish.
The problem: The phrase "qué ser" doesn't have a direct, clear meaning in Spanish because it's missing context. It's like saying "what be" in English, which isn't a complete thought.
Possible meanings:
* "What is it?" This would be a more common and grammatical way to use "qué" and "ser" together. Example: "¿Qué es eso?" (What is that?)
* "What will it be?" This could be a possible interpretation if the context is about the future. Example: "¿Qué serás cuando seas grande?" (What will you be when you grow up?)
To help me understand your intended meaning, please provide more context! For example:
* What is the full sentence or phrase you're trying to understand?
* What is the topic or situation related to this phrase?
Once I have more information, I can give you a more accurate and helpful explanation.