post #1
22 February 2006, 23:40 UTC#1
I can't find any free sites that have shakespeare translated in modern english. Does anyone know any? the play I need is Hamlet.
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post #2
22 February 2006, 23:46 UTC#2
haha wtf, I'll leave the fate of this thread in the hands of our mods..
post #3
22 February 2006, 23:47 UTC#3
Ummm... hmmm...
post #4
22 February 2006, 23:50 UTC#4
QUOTE(WEAK @ Feb 22 2006, 06:46 PM) [snapback]289646[/snapback]
haha wtf, I'll leave the fate of this thread in the hands of our mods..
lol whats wrong?
post #5
22 February 2006, 23:53 UTC#5
I would close, LOL.
post #6
23 February 2006, 00:00 UTC#6
I don't see why though, translating shakespeare isn't illegal. making a website with the text isn't illegal. When I say free sites I mean most of the sites sell the translation and I was just wondering if anyone knew of any sites that didn't charge anything. aww fuck it nvm just close it..that took way too long to type
post #7
23 February 2006, 00:01 UTC#7
Do you homework yourself. It's not even hard.
post #8
23 February 2006, 00:05 UTC#8
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Do you homework yourself. It's not even hard.
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post #9
23 February 2006, 00:09 UTC#9
I've had to translte Shakespeare before
Its not hard
Its not hard
post #10
23 February 2006, 00:11 UTC#10
I just ifnished reading hamlet and I used sparknotes I think its just summaries but best thing to do is type in hamlet translation or notes on yahoo and they will come up
post #11
23 February 2006, 00:12 UTC#11
I hathest not thou solution to thou problemth
post #12
23 February 2006, 00:13 UTC#12
http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/romeojuliet/
Spark notes, use that.
Pretty much has everything you will need right there
Spark notes, use that.
Pretty much has everything you will need right there
post #13
23 February 2006, 00:13 UTC#13
doth = do
thou = u
owneth = own
frickedeering = fricking
worketh = work
you are now educated in shakesperian dialect, use it as you will
thou = u
owneth = own
frickedeering = fricking
worketh = work
you are now educated in shakesperian dialect, use it as you will