Shakespeare Original pronunciation

[@soopermexican]

That was wonderful thank you. I think nearly anyone who has read shakespeare modernized realizes that there must be jokes that are lost because things dont quite fit and dont quite rhyme, so its very noticable.

[@BaronVonDergner]

Middle English OP: "I paid good money for all the letters on the Printing Press, so I'm going to use all those letters as hard as I can."

[@AGMundy]

Father and son are both good communicators. Totally irrelevant but Ben Crystal is quite the dish.

[@AJBernard]

I regret that I have only one "like" to give this video. Thank you.

[@TheJimbles]

I mean.... OP is basically a west country accent, no?

[@philipwatson2407]

Fascinating

[@oldchannel4845]

This is crazy

[@basicallydeadbooks000]

This is so interesting! I wonder why the words pronunciation changed over time

[@heidichristine25]

Every language changes over time. If a language isn’t changing, it is a dead language. So, the answer to your question is multi-faceted and endless.

[@TakManSan]

Better poetry when pronounced with OP.

[@varframppytwobtokwanguz2286]

Just goes to show how most puns aren't very good.

[@weqe2278]

Where the place? Upon the heath. There to meet with good ol' Keith. Works perfectly,.... no need to use some archaic pronunciation.