Speak like Shakespeare!

whispers • 9 June 2013 at 9:24 PM

Here, type something that you'd normally say nowadays, then you type it again as if you were in Shakespeare's time! 😃

Example:

Hello! My name is Katie, what's yours?

Hello sir! Thine name is Katie, what is thy name?

fjhfjhfjh • 9 June 2013 at 9:40 PM

@whispers Thou is studying Romeo and Juliet in thou's school, and though dremt of thee


I don't think thats right 😋

hay7199 • 9 June 2013 at 9:56 PM

Now: She was all like 'Imma do this and den we gonna' and I told her that she epicly failed at public speaking and to quit while she's ahead.

Shakespeare: Thy ungrateful whelp! Its imperative that thee speak in the traditional voice, or thy will face the consequences!

Me: I epicly failed at life XD

linpug • 9 June 2013 at 10:03 PM

@whispers
Thou just said
"Hello sir. My name is your Katie, what is me name?"
xD

Here ye go:
Thee - You (When 'you' is the object)
Thou - You (When 'you' is the subject)
Thy - Your (Possessive form of 'you')
Thine - My (Your possessive form of 'you')
Ye- You (Plural form of 'you')

whispers • 10 June 2013 at 6:05 AM

@linpug

Wow. My LA teacher told me wrong. *rolls eyes* I'm very impressed with her -_-

Thanks for correcting me though 😸