Shakespeare language

Start with "Thou," pick one word from each of the columns, and you are ready with a classic put-down, thou lumpish tickle-brained pignut!

Shakespeare Insult Kit

"That it should come to this!" ~ William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act I, Scene II William Shakespeare shuffled off this mortal coil on April 23, 1616. The Bard-loving souls at TalkLikeShakespeare.org beg us to honor the occasion, not in the breach but in the observance, by speaking as if to the manner born. Talking like Shakespeare is surprisingly easy. Here are TalkLikeShakespeare.org's instructions. (Please note: I strongly encourage you to visit the site for further information): If thou…

A fun one page resource - perfect for an intro to Shakespeare's language. A glossary of common words is provided for students to translate Shakespeare's words into modern English and vice versa.

Shakespeare’s plays by number of words, From the play with the most words down to the play with the fewest. #fb

Shakespeare insults-- Myself, I like calling people "daggers of the mind."

This fun chart could easily become of the most enjoyable ways to celebrate the world's most adored author.

Shakespeare insults, sassy much 😝😹