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Kammer wrote: According to Wikipedia, William Shakespeare may have spoken with a 'proto-Brummie' accent and dialect. That really changes the way you think of him... in a nice way of course. One of my favourite parlour games - quoting Shakespeare in a Brummie accent* ‘Wun shull way thray mate agin? In thunda, loitning, or ray-in?’ 'To bay or not to bay? that is da kwestiun.' 'In tha a dagger what I say befower may, thay 'ondle toward me 'ond?' *Yes I am that sad sometimes ... Reply | with quote |  11th September 2006ce 18:07 In reply to: Re: Shakespeare's CYMBELINE (Kammer) |
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