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Did people really speak the way they do in Shakespearean's plays?
Yes, and no. Shakespeare uses many different styles of language, such as blank verse, rhyming couplets and ordinary "vernacular" language.
Did people speak in the way they did in shakespeares plays?
Just actors. Most of Shakespeare's plays are in verse--they have a rigid rhythm to them. Some of the lines even rhyme. None of this is the way people really talked. Sometimes Shakespeare's characters speak in prose, without a set rhythm, which is closer to natural speech. Yet even so, when Shakespeare's lines are compared with those of some of his contemporaries, who tried harder to imitate the way people really talked, the difference is clear. Shakespeare's characters are much easier to understand for us because he does not use slang idioms.
Is the way people speak really important?
Yes, the way people speak is important because it affects how well ideas are communicated and understood. Speaking clearly and effectively can help build stronger relationships and convey messages more efficiently.
Why do people in Scotland speak that way?
For exactly the same reason that you speak the way that you do.
How can you start racing ti work your way into the btcc you are passionate about cars and really want to speak to someone about this?
How can i start racing to work my way into the btcc I'm passionate about cars and really want to speak to someone about this please help you need to get in touch with a team you want to work with, and be really good at what you want to do with them, you have to know alot about what you want to do, be able to talk to alot of people and be really friendly.
What is the language in a play?
the way the people speak
She plays really good is this correct grammar?
She plays very well is the correct way to say it.
Why does an evangelist speak to people and why is it a good way to spread the way of God?
The evangelist speak to people living in the dark, about God's love for them and that Jesus is the only way to heaven, and you must repent of your sins.
How did people speak before shakespeare speak?
We actually do not really know how people spoke at any time before the invention of the phonograph. We do know how they wrote, and sometimes how they were portrayed as speaking. The plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries should not necessarily be used as a basis to guess how people spoke in their day. Ben Jonson's plays would give a more accurate impression than Shakespeare's. We also have transcriptions of speeches given by people (like Queen Elizabeth's at Tilbury) which are some help although they are obviously a formal way of speaking. But none of this helps us guess what their accents were like, or how they said certain words.
How do you speak gypsy?
i am gypsy and there is really no specil way we speak we just speak whith a britsh actent
What is the name of the complex when you copy the way other people speak?
The term for copying the way other people speak is echolalia. It is often seen in individuals with autism or certain neurological disorders.
Is tyler who plays Jacob in twilight going out with Selena Gomez?
maybe if she was feeling really really really nice because Selena Gomez is way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way way to good for him
