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Shakespeare: original pronunciation



almaz
United Kingdom

Shakespeare: original pronunciation
 
I have a feeling this has been posted here already. I�m probably wrong but it�s worth posting again anyway:


13 May 2012      





yanogator
United States

Thanks, Alex. That was interesting. I think that you like it because the "original pronunciation" is a little like the Scots pronunciation.
 
Bruce

14 May 2012     



almaz
United Kingdom

Yes there are elements which are very close, Bruce, but I think the Scots accent at the time would have sounded quite alien to Shakespeare, despite -or maybe even because of - the fact that his new King (Jamie the Saxt of Scotland, First of England) had Scots as a first language (as opposed to �Inglis �).

14 May 2012