The Chandos portrait, the third most reliable portrait of Shakespeare, shows him with an earring in his left ear. No other portrait does so. If the Chandos is accurate, then yes, he did have at least one ear pierced.
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
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Shakespeare's language was very flowery and elaborate. It sounds overly complicated to modern ears, but people at the time would have understood it perfectly. Furthermore, Shakespeare invented a lot of modern words and phrases, so modern language owes him a huge debt of gratitude.
There is no such language as "Shakespearean". Shakespeare wrote in modern English, the same language you write in. That is why when Shakespeare wrote "Friends, Romans, Countrymen: lend me your ears", "your" was his way of saying "your". It's exactly the same as it is now.But in the dialect of modern English Shakespeare used, they made a greater use of the second person singular pronouns and verb endings than we now do. In pre-Modern English, as in most other European languages, there were different pronouns and verb endings if you were talking to one person rather than to a group. If you know French, think of the difference between "tu es" and "vous êtes". Well, in older forms of English if you were talking to a crowd (as Antony is in Julius Caesar) you would say "lend me your ears" but if you were only talking to one person you would say, "lend me thy ears". At the time Shakespeare was writing a lot of Londoners particularly were using these forms less and less even for talking to one person, so it would be "your ears" unless someone were talking very respectfully or affectionately. (People talking to pets, to lovers, to their employers or to God.) But Shakespeare was from Warwickshire and his Warwickshire English was a little old-fashioned.The word "thy" and all the other second-person singular forms are still a part of Modern English, although rarely seen outside of a religious or poetic context. However, how does Darth Vader address the Emperor? "What is thy bidding, my Master?"
Susanna Shakespeare was a girl. So was Judith Shakespeare. Hamnet Shakespeare was a boy though.
Yes she does have her ears pierced.
Yes, Mitchel has his ears pierced.
Mom, can I get my ears pierced.
Madison Pettis does have her ears pierced.
Yes you can get your ears pierced in the city if you are of age.
I do not have any piercings, though am considering getting my earlobes pierced. Many of my friends have pierced ears and got their ears pierced at either Jollys, Clairs, Accessorise or at a doctors surgery.I suggest if any of your friends have pierced ears that you ask them where they got them pierced.
yes we can. i have had my ears pierced about three times.
The lady who pierced my ears said 4 months
You are not born with pierced ears, your parents had them done when you were a baby.
No,because you need the little holes from getting your ears pierced for the earring to go through.
Yes. Mitchel has both of his ears pierced.
There is no symbol to having both ears pierced.