I had no idea that he had created a language, as I have never read one of his books.
Have you heard of Shakespeare language before?
Thursday, May 7, 2020
The Language Of Shakespeare
A Summer Learning Journey task was to write about your morning, then using a translating tool of Shakespeare translate the writing.
I had no idea that he had created a language, as I have never read one of his books.
Have you heard of Shakespeare language before?
I had no idea that he had created a language, as I have never read one of his books.
Have you heard of Shakespeare language before?
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Ha ha...I never knew Shakespeare translation tool was a thing! It's really cool. I have read a few things by Shakespeare and was in one of his plays in high school so I do know a little. I couldn't help but read the translation out loud to help it make more sense. Thanks for adding the link in so I can give it a try.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Mrs Hobbs,
DeleteIn the comments of the translation tool website it said that it is not proper Shakespeare, but, just a fun thing to do, but there are websites that do offer proper old English language.
The only book I know that Shakespeare has written is, Romeo And Juliet. Do you like reading Shakespeare's books?
Zara