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The English language has changed a great deal over the last few hundred years. Some of words in use during Shakespeare's day either have different meanings today. Hark--listen. "Hark to the owl," or "Hark! the herald angels sing!" saucy--cheeky; sassy; "Hence, thou saucy boy!"
The English language has changed a great deal over the last few hundred years. Some of words in use during Shakespeare's day either have different meanings today. Hark--listen. "Hark to the owl," or "Hark! the herald angels sing!" saucy--cheeky; sassy; "Hence, thou saucy boy!"
The English language has changed a great deal over the last few hundred years. Some of words in use during Shakespeare's day either have different meanings today. Hark--listen. "Hark to the owl," or "Hark! the herald angels sing!" saucy--cheeky; sassy; "Hence, thou saucy boy!"
-William Shakespeare Was one of the most important
writers,actors,poets and playwrights at the
time of Humanism and the Renaissance He was always considered English national poet. He has enormous number of works in his biografy,which are at the same time worldwide literature and enjoyment for all intellectuals His plays have been translated into every european language and played even in a small theatres. His art icludes collaborations, consist of approximately38 playes ,2 narrative poems154 sonnets ,etc..
Shakespears language The English language has changed a
great deal over the last few hundred
years, and it is still changing. Because language is alive. He has also enriched english vocabulary Some of words in use during Shakespeare's day either have different meanings today or have been nearly forgotten.
Here is a list of the most common words in
Shakespear you might not be familiar with: anonright now, OR I come right
away.Anon, good nurse!Speak!
artare, OR skillThou artdead; no physicians art can save you. dost or dothdoes or doDost thou know the time? erebeforeWe must leave ere daybreak. faingladlyI fain would bake Mr. Love cookies if I could get an A. fiean exclamation of dismay or disgustYou cheated?Fie upon it!ORFie!Are you mad? harklisten.Hark to the owl, OR Hark!The herald angels sing! hitherhere..Come hither, young lad. thitherthereLook to the eastthither doth the
sun arise.
marryindeedHe says I should respond
quickly; marry, I want to.
pray/pritheea polite way of asking somethingI prithee answer the question. saucycheeky; sassyHence, thou saucy boy! Sirraha term of address used for inferiorsSirrah, bring the letter over here. theeyouWhen will I see thee next? thouyouThou art a villain. thyyourThy name is more hateful than thy face whencefrom where..Whence came that news? OR Return to whence you came.