Incredibly Accurate Shakespeare Quotes | Quotes, aphorisms, wise thoughts.

Some William Shakespeare quotes are known for their beauty, some Shakespeare quotes for their everyday truths and some for their wisdom.
As the most quoted English writer, Shakespeare created more than his fair share of famous quotes. We often talk about Shakespeare’s quotes as things the wise Bard is saying to us, but we should remember that some of his wisest words are spoken by his biggest fools. For example, both ‘neither a borrower nor a lender be,’ and ‘to thine own self be true’ are from the foolish, garrulous and quite disreputable Polonius in Hamlet.

[@LuckyBird551]

"What a terribe era in which idiots govern the blind." Bruh, that hit me hard.

[@edge3016]

"Give thanks for what you are today and go on fighting for what you're gonna be tomorrow." So true!

[@jwardbass4452]

These are timeless. He was truly enlightened on a level most of us will never comprehend.

[@hariankata6730]

"what a terrible era in which idiots govern the blind". good quotes to describe this era.

[@bigredracingdog466]

"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." 400 years before Dunning-Kruger.

[@rosiestewart870]

these quotes made me see shakespeare as more than a talented playwright. he was a genuinely wise philosopher.

[@francisnwagu7587]

Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them Very true

[@lenhummel5614]

Thank you. Most of the quotes are entirely accurate & very thoughtfull. Shakespeare was truly a genius almost without peer..."let us not admit impediments...love is not love which alters when it alteration finds, NOR BENDS with the remover to remove..." 🕊💛🕊

[@ayushprajapati2516]

"Look like an innocent flower, but be the serpent under it" - will Shakespeare

[@177kankanaroygupta7]

The most iconic dialogue from Macbeth.

[@Unknown17]

Um, no, Shakespeare never used the word “gonna.” There are several other paraphrases here. If you say you are quoting a great writer, then properly quote him. Research and get it right or don’t do it at all.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Thank you.

[@rohandante]

True.

[@rocogo]

If the narrator is an A.I. text to speech software, I doubt that it would be able to handle Shakespearean

[@stylembonkers1094]

True. Whip me such knaves.

[@panchopuskas1]

....and show an authentic portrait.....

[@simonsimon2888]

"There's a dagger in every man's smile" quotable quote from MacBeth.

[@hermesnoelthefourthway]

That was definitely NOT said in Macbeth. Act and scene, please.

[@zapify6999]

@@hermesnoelthefourthway it was, act 2 scene 3 - Donalbain

[@jaiprakashagrawal3580]

​​@@zapify6999 wrong.dear fellow.it is"there is daggers in men's smiles"❤

[@jaiprakashagrawal3580]

​@@hermesnoelthefourthway u r right.this is a distorted version.❤

[@TheSaltydog07]

I don't think Shakespeare ever wrote "gonna."

[@kathleensmith644]

I’m sure he didn’t.

[@jaynestag95]

Now there's a theory that he wrote none of the work but found it...

[@panchopuskas1]

@@jaynestag95 ....now there's a new "theory" on just about everything..... people maketh shit up......

[@gavinreid2741]

Poor Yorik, he's a gonna.

[@bennys4588]

Who betrayal once betrayal twice.

[@mikesnyder1788]

I love a good Shakespeare quote as well as the next person does but GONK!!!!! Shakespeare never said the following: "I would challenge you to a battle of wits but I see you are unarmed!"

[@francisnwagu7587]

Never play with the feelings of others, you may win the game but the risk is that you will lose the person for life time I am definitely personalizing this

[@ranisrikumar5735]

👏

[@thosanthadahanayaka5329]

Beautiful. Wonderful. Lovely to read. Most Welcome. Please keep posting more of the sort.

[@Nart_abzakh]

A fool thinks himself to be wise,but a wise man knows himself to be a fool

[@ViraDrama]

Thanks, I guess he must enjoy writing. He wrote a lot of them.

[@mikemars5984]

not totally true, many were in use in conversation between educated people. Shkaespeare was very good at stealing stuff.

[@kamapaladehuri8358]

A great writer and dramatist keenly observed human nature and society ,through these lines provided lessons for life. They will continue to guide the human race in darkness like shining stars. Philosophical too.

[@theresefournier3269]

Even out of the devil's mouth itself, the living truth remains the truth. 🔥❤️ Shalom

[@soccerparadise374]

Love from soul be sure you'll never loose him....just waiting for pa's order can't fly with complete broken feathers....straws are at the mercy of wind wherever it takes or keeps in swirl

[@mohinderkaur7867]

Very beautyful quotes

[@jaynestag95]

Don't trust a person who never finish their sente

[@zackzues4830]

😆

[@jaynestag95]

@@zackzues4830 nce

[@zackzues4830]

@@jaynestag95 😆

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@nievelatino9691]

Words that need to be heard today!

[@Tiffanysmith339]

Hell is empty but all the devils are here.True.

[@jithendragowda1153]

Thank you

[@TGREAT1]

2:01 great! My classmate called me Shakespeare

[@LAHEX-yt6ux]

Genius!

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

"Exit, pursued by a bear." (The Winter's Tale)

[@mikemars5984]

Lets not forget a lot of these quotes were in use. He rubbed shoulders with the literary and educated elite of the day where philosophy, writing plays and poems were the new form of expression and entertainment.for the people. It was the cusp that marked the change from the end of the medieval age to the beginning of the age of enlightenment.

[@navywoman7709]

Apparently he was the early writer of “Pirates of the Caribbean”, judging by his earring... ⚔️⚓️

[@citycrusher9308]

The last quote is the most painful

[@jaiprakashagrawal3580]

Great.👍☺️❤️

[@adlihkristopher2906]

Hell is empty and all the devils are here

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp1543]

True 🙏

[@sathi6395]

Awesome wise

[@cookingwithsheena1708]

Zabardast

[@aldophogasperi6528]

All Glory is fleeting

[@MichaelFG]

To be or not to be..... That is the question

[@11Kralle]

"incredibly accurate" is giving it away somehow...

[@gloriathompson4010]

"To thine own self be true thou can'st then not be false to anyone" Some of the quotes have been edited

[@angelinathedrifter]

'Gonna'....😊🙄

[@FreeLancerLondon]

Yeah Shakespeare said you're gonna be. Don't think so!!👍

[@johnroddy8756]

Imagine him in some ones English Class,Well he had at some stage,Drive you up the wall

[@dannyabouassaf9891]

A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool ~ William Shakespeare

[@TGREAT1]

3:09 wisely...

[@henryarero]

William Shaker without Spear but Shaker of the Mind of all the time

[@christiandelorde8497]

Thanks for not having stupid music during the video.

[@yacovmitchenko1490]

Strange that Shakespeare (or one of his characters rather) said "Love all, but trust few". I don't think you can love without also trusting. At least that hasn't been my experience. (If you think you can, your "love" isn't worth anything.) Regarding the quote about "doing nothing", by doing nothing, something WILL happen - just not what you want, usually. It's also possible that by doing something, you won't get what you want anyway. What am I supposed to glean from "The best is yet to come"? Context? Surely, in the abstract we can't know that. What does "best" mean anyway? "If your mind dislikes something, obey it." Really? Is Shakespeare (or his character) suggesting that one ought to obey one's intuition? Intuition may be mistaken. Much that's in the mind actually SHOULD BE ignored, at least 90 per cent, since a lot doesn't serve us. (Consider how heavy and thick is our conditioning, the repetitive patterns, habits of the mind.)

[@maggieadams8600]

Have you ever had a teenage child? Believe me, you always love them but you can't always trust them. Love goes deeper than you understand. I haven't read any more of your comment as I can't be arsed.

[@yacovmitchenko1490]

@@maggieadams8600 Well, it's possible to be aware when one is being deceived and/or misled, yet the climate of trust can remain by virtue of the love. How is that? Because notwithstanding the deception, love sees that the person can change, or at least sees the best in the person, the best that the person is capable of, instead of being on the lookout for the next deception. The latter tendency is what the ego does - the ego that has all sorts of expectations, that is trying to control the situation or people. By "trust" I mean in a general sense: you see the best in the person, you have faith in it. If the person makes mistakes, or stumbles into a ditch, you trust that sometimes you have to leave him alone, that he will benefit (or learn) from having fallen. Trust doesn't preclude the awareness of when you're being deceived. Generally speaking, I think it's better to be deceived rather than being on the lookout for deception, which only strengthens or deepens mutual alienation. If mistrust prevails, how can there be an authentic relationship of any kind? (Forget love.)

[@panchopuskas1]

@@maggieadams8600 ...wise words......also we have to distinguish between romantic love and other forms of love. And romantic love is notorious for being totally blind and often with people you would not trust as far as you could throw them.....

[@sorellman]

You love all humans unconditionally. That does not mean you can or that you should trust. A couple's love, that is a different story. "If you mind dislikes something, obey it." This is an old Far East concept. Do not fight the storm, bend with the wind as the reed does. A strong wind can topple a big oak tree, but never the reed. It could also mean, trust your intuition. "The best is yet to come" is also a Far East concept. Things are never perfect, reason why we continue to seek perfection for all of our life, the idea being the best will one day come.

[@yacovmitchenko1490]

@@sorellman "Unconditional love" is just a romantic idea in the absence of trust.

[@2ndchanceinlife]

No matter who the speaker is, Lao Tze is the ultimate

[@tracesprite6078]

On the basis of what you said, I looked up the School of Life summary of Lao Tze kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnfFaHuuq8ZoqMk I liked the ideas that I learnt there.

[@timothychamberlin6985]

Wow......

[@krishnamurthiperinkulamgan1326]

If you quote the name of the drama and also the act,scene line number etc it would be useful.

[@mikemars5984]

Also it shows that nothing ever changes since they all can be applied today and probably since the first civilisations began

[@christineterry3079]

👌

[@ANDROLOMA]

Psalms 46. Shakespearean cryptography in the King James version.

[@aaroncohen9896]

🌱

[@usa2121]

Billy Shakesphere quotes maybe

[@soccerparadise374]

let your bird fly with faith that he will ultimately obey pa's whistle instead of noting little moments ....

[@purushothamang3126]

50%energy in the morning......,.

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[@edwardwilliams6787]

Dam I go bye some what you say cool

[@arrystophanes7909]

You Banbury cheese !

[@ramthian]

I hope so 👨

[@hermesnoelthefourthway]

"O, that she were an open arse, and thou a popperin pear". Romeo and juliet, Mercutio, Act two, scene one,

[@LuckyBird551]

Lol, yeah. And let's not forget the "Yo Momma" joke on Titus Andronicus.

[@hermesnoelthefourthway]

@@LuckyBird551 Shakey was a wild card, if ever there was one. Why do mofos always read the boring, done to death quotes?!

[@antoineduchamp4931]

The bawdy hand of time is on the prick of noon. (Romeo and Juliet)

[@hermesnoelthefourthway]

@@antoineduchamp4931 it even gets worse.... Sorry, better

[@regularstan6212]

Thanks AI voice

[@chanyuthsok4549]

To be or not to be

[@nievelatino9691]

People we're smarter back than

[@johnbaker6003]

Love is a commandment. Love man,Love them that persecute you. Trust the Lord God almighty. He is the giver and sustains life.

[@ANDROLOMA]

The more often a stupidity is repeated, the more it gets the appearance of wisdom. -Voltaire

[@tracesprite6078]

I agree with you, John. It's good to look for ways that we can relate to one another with greater caring and respect. If there is a God, then being a caring person will probably lead us closer to that God.

[@MrMojabo]

Nothing is something.

[@nicolefernandez5825]

Hell is EMPTY and all the DEVILS are here 🔥

[@eterimiqeladze8138]

2:35

[@antoineduchamp4931]

To add "gonna" was an awful mistake - for my sins I know Shakespeare pretty well, and this never, ever, appears. Also - you transcribed some of these famous quotes from his poetic English to modern day English, and although your intention is good, it does not work - the poetry is lost.

[@janel342]

Some of it is blank verse aka Iambic Pentameter. Shame on you for choosing this voice to speak some of the greatest words ever written in the English Language.

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[@panchopuskas1]

Where do start and where do you stop with William Shakespeare?

[@Nellis202]

…… for what you are “gonna” be tomorrow … GONNA ? Did he really say that ?

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[@dilrukshijayalath877]

Not cant be honest.....

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[@susanbarker2525]

I hate people who MISQUOTE!!!

[@maxlaver5614]

Most of them are wrong if we think about them deeply

[@tammeyleeegyptiangoddess5468]

🙉👍

[@FAS1948]

I'm sorry, but I can't listen to it spoken with an American accent.

[@sylph99]

Fun fact: English of Shakespeare’s time sounded more like American English than contemporary British English. Go research why, it’s a linguistic phenomenon of historical diasporas.

[@ArthurAS000]

Hahaha hilarious

[@user-nq6hy2tm2z]

@@sylph99 i have one question, how did they know the pronunciation of the old languages?

[@zendt66]

Such potential but the mechanical voice employs no emotion whatsoever.

[@irsadmutakin7059]

I seen its just simple quotes seems like shakespear not own that quote

[@kirschrot77]

Why use an American accent?

[@kentroklus]

A bunch of these aren’t Shakespeare.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Thank you.

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[@ramthian]

My English language is not good 😌

[@jerrylanglois7892]

'' What a terrible era in which idiots govern the blind '' -- donald trump.

[@servantprince]

his works influenced by the bible. "God has given you one face, and you make for yourself another" - was. annoying music and voice

[@maggieadams8600]

What's wrong with the narrator? Appalling! How could you screw up Shakespeare so badly?

[@jaynestag95]

American accent or robot accent.

[@maggieadams8600]

@@jaynestag95 True, an American robot. It takes all of the poetry away, but the words themselves have been altered as well. Who does that?

[@janel342]

Should be read in a Warwickshire accent. This voice is lamentable

[@ricardoheckstall9233]

He's fake tho his knowledge came from other people

[@janel342]

The ideas for his plays came often from classical sources as was the fashion then. But he wrote the best words in the best order.

[@heeraphulse]

This is fake