Influencia de Shakespeare en el Idioma Inglés
Contenido del curso
Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra
Sandra Patricia Gonzalez Castillo
Mauro José Jesús Arce
Mauro José Jesús Arce
Mauro José Jesús Arce
Oriana Giraldo Arcia
Salvador Isaías Juárez Alcántara
Javier Ramos
Jorge Mario ATEHORTUA CARTAGENA
Esperanza Lancheros Naranjo
Ruben Dario Leon Rivera
Belén Anneliz Menjívar Canjura
José Juan Rubio Aguirre
Hugo Esau Rivas Franco
Felipe Lusconi
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Martha Elena Guadalupe Balbontín Ortiz
Dayana Nicole Mejía Menjívar
GABRIEL ARMANDO CASTILLO CHARRASQUIEL
GABRIEL ARMANDO CASTILLO CHARRASQUIEL
Josue Teodoro Lobato Cruz
Javier Ramos
Javier Ramos
Excellent performance teacher, you are a talented director, a beautiful singer, an excellent actress, and a great connoisseur of world art. Thank you for sharing your acknowledgment with us.
Shakespeare His plays, such as "Hamlet," "Romeo and Juliet," and "Macbeth," are not only timeless literary classics but also linguistic treasures that continue to shape the way English is spoken and written.
Shakespeare coined and popularized numerous words and phrases, contributing significantly to the expansion of the English vocabulary. Examples of words he is credited with introducing include_ "eyeball," "swagger," and "bedroom,_" among many others.
We also mention some of his contributions in phrases such as:
Clothes make the man
The truth will come out.
Love is blind
No rhyme or reason (Ni pies ni cabeza)
Thank you!
I haven't expected that incredible performance that the teacher did. It was amazing!!!
Fun fact: the phrase "to be or not to be, I am" reminds me to "Entre ser y no ser, yo soy" (Teresa - 2010)
"whats done is done" is perfect to me. It reminds me an expresion I used to use: "alredy what was was"
Shakespeare has influenced the English language creating new words and expressions like "break the ice" and "heart of gold" he has created more than 1,700 new words, He has written plays and poems that people still read and study today.
Thank you for this information very important and the question in this age of AI is "to be or not to be AI, that the question
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Was that writing written for an AI or not?
excellent class
Teacher, you have a wonderful talent.
Good afternoon!, well i know to work of William Shakespeare and his inspiration in many languages and theater. Also, the name "chespirito" of Roberto Gomez Bolaños It is based in Shakespeare, is a madness no?
William Shakespeare was a talented writter, poet and actor, he's an important character in the english language, bc he gave over 300 words for people to use to describe things more carefully (like an adjetive) .
Hi, I know that William Shakespeare was a great writer, a lot of words was invented by him, some of this words we use them every day, thats is awesome, imagine a conversation with him a lot of hours only talking and learning from one of the greatest mind in the history.
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare was a famous English writer and playwright. He was born in 1564 in England. He wrote many plays, pems, and stories that are very popular areund the world. Some of his most famous works are Romeo y julieta, Jamlet, and Macbeth. Many people consider him one of the greatest writer the history of literature.
I had no idea Shakespeare was responsible for creating so many words we use today. I read it's around 300 or even more!. It’s crazy how one person shaped the language we’re all learning so much.
¡Excellent performance! It was amazing. :D
After researching for a while, I´ve found that Shakespeare had a son, Hamnet, who died at only 11 years old in 1596. Is is said that his death became an inspiration for Shakespeare to write Hamlet (1599-1601), a re-make of an older play that sadly didn´t survive.
Just now I´ve found out that he is the inventor of so many words and phrases I´m amazed I did not knew sooner. I understand now that why he is so important to our culture and to the language that we know now. Thank you!
Since I was a kid, well I had about fourteen years old. I have heard about some phrases, like "to be, or not to be: that´s is the question" and O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? I have remembered how I played with these phrases, through the years I knew they were from Shakespeare.
Shakespeare literally shaped modern english, he invented or popularized more than 1,700 words that are still used today, helped to standardize English, because in his time there were no fixed rules of spelling or grammar and expanded emotional language, he described complex human feelings (jealousy, ambition, love, guilt) with new words and metaphors.
Great performance, I´ll see you in the next class
Excellent class of language and art
i almost cry 😢 😭 I feel it so real
I'll be honest, I absolutely enjoyed your monologue, Thank you, Teacher Mariana, for That moment
What? Hamlet was traslated into 80 different languages, including KLINGON?
The impact the Star trek TV series has had on human culture is astounding
