I'm trying to write a few sentences about what I believe friendship is. I really love Shakespeare's literature, and want to write the sentences like his.
Friendship sy ne expressed fram the mind, but the soul. It is se abounding consanguinity which one could ever sense.
Is there a shakespearean translator online?
I cannot understand what you wrote.
Friendship sy ne expressed fram the mind, but the soul. It is se abounding consanguinity which one could ever sense.
1. What are those bolded "words"?
2. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/consanguinity
3. Please try writing it in plain, 21st century English.
Friendship is not expressed from the mind, but the heart. It is an abounding relation which one could ever sense.
Do you know of any Shakespearean translator online?
Frienship is what one seeks for when they are forlorn.
The only translator I've seen for Shakespeare is this:
http://nfs.sparknotes.com/
At this site, side-by-side versions of Shakespeare's plays are provided: original on the left, modern English on the right.
There is this, however, which may help you:
http://www.bardweb.net/language.html
Friendship can break the inner you, form the newer you and turn you into someone whom you've never imagined to become. From arrogant, it can turn you to someone compassionate, and can change someone from generous to discourteous.
Thanks a ton for the sites Writeacher:)
You're very welcome.
=)
To write sentences about friendship inspired by Shakespeare's literature, you can follow these steps:
1. Understand Shakespeare's writing style: Read some of Shakespeare's works, paying attention to his use of language, imagery, and poetic devices. This will help you capture the essence of his writing in your own sentences.
2. Determine the key themes of friendship in Shakespeare's works: Shakespeare often explored themes of loyalty, trust, love, and companionship in his plays. Understanding these themes will give you a foundation to build upon.
3. Use poetic language and imagery: Shakespeare's writing is known for its poetic and imaginative qualities. Incorporate metaphors, similes, and vivid descriptions to evoke emotions and create an engaging portrayal of friendship.
4. Combine words creatively: Experiment with word choices, sentence structures, and rhythmic patterns. Emulate Shakespeare's use of iambic pentameter or other poetic forms to add a lyrical quality to your sentences.
Based on these steps, here's a revised version of your sentences inspired by Shakespeare:
"Friendship, rooted in the depths of our souls, transcends mere words but flourishes in the eternal bonds we share. It is the sacred kinship that surpasses all else, filling our hearts with a love only ever felt by kindred spirits."
Remember to personalize and tailor the sentences to reflect your own beliefs and experiences while incorporating Shakespearean elements.