@sweetcharity48: Shakespearian lesson 😎 #shakespeare #oldEnglish #funny #demure #bridgerton

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pardon me but I seek the knowledge of this so called Shakespearean English

geotechphoness :

Instead of saying I’m broke 😳 say my account has grown weak and weary

laykiinnx :

So pretty much we’re just simple people these days 💀

🫐𝓜𝓲𝓪🫐 :

I know there arguments went crazy💀

elexasanchezz :

tea ☕️no literally.

𝑆 🪽 :

for the first one, "Thou fool, hast thou misplaced thy wits?"or "Art thou bereft of thy senses?" would be more Shakespearean because it sounds like modern english (from a person who enjoys reading shakespeares poetry books)

shrek :

the kind of words I use in my essays😭

plantmama18 :

“Persist, and consequence shall induce itself” is something I need to start using!

AngelDivaCarine :

I am taking notes and practicing. [" Thou art a plaque upon my peace. " ] Nailed it.😁💯💜😇

demi :

"What in the seven disgraces hath thou unleashed"

JusSayShae 💕 :

A plague upon my peace just tickled meeee 😭😭😭😭 imma need to use this one, thank you kind sir!

candyyoeozw :

Come beyond thy walls, where words end and action speaketh.

Jayden :

thou motion picture was indeed quite humorous

Ebz :

I don’t know many people that would understand this enough to appreciate it 😂😂

hakai4310 :

Hast thee lost thy mind?

affiliate.unlocked :

These are great

Dem :

"No" - Richard III, Act 1, Scene 2, 2nd sentence.

AngelDivaCarine :

🪻naihr :

loved this type of tiktok

JDMlang :

Why did we stop speaking like this 😭

Tailored2Traverse 🪡 :

How I’ll be speaking to my client who knows too much but never this 🙌🏾😮‍💨

valdezui :

Any book recommendation?

robertoboria :

I like this but out of place

Bartholomew :

Wow