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They're not even written in "Old English", just an early version of modern English. Old English looks like this: http://www.lowlands-l.net/anniversary/i ... lisc2B.gif
Now THAT is hard to read

[quote="Majordomo"]They're not even written in "Old English", just an early version of modern English. Old English looks like this: http://www.lowlands-l.net/anniversary/i ... lisc2B.gif
Now THAT is hard to read [/quote]
OMG I Cant Understand Anything What's Said In There It's All Very Beautiful Written

Well...older English ^^

Its Hard To Understand For Meh

The only one I had trouble understanding was Julius Caesar. Sometimes i couldn't understand what was goin on

I'd suggest having a dictionary nearby when reading Shakespeare. Otherwise it's not too hard to understand once you get used to the language.
If you read his plays a lot like me, you'll actually start speaking like him! It's true!

I don't think I've ever read Shakespeare, but I;ve had my paws on the book and flipped through it a bit.. it was written in a play version so I didn't bother to read it. lol

The only book that I read from Shakespeare was the poem "Romeo and Juliet"

Romeo and Juliet was awesome. So romantic... but sad...
And I don't think Shakespeare's language is all THAT hard to understand. Yes I am very mature for 13 lol.