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Prologue of Romeo and Juliet in Elizabethan Pronunciation

Just a reading of a passage by Shakespeare in the "original pronunciation" i.e. a reconstruction of how (one variety of) London English was pronounced in the early 1600s, from your friendly neighborhood historical linguist and poetry nerd. If you liked this video, and would like me to do more stuff like it, please consider subscribing to my patreon at   / azforeman   (If you do, you get access to supporter-only stuff. If you become a montly subscriber you get access to my weekly readings of the King James Bible and Shakespeare's Sonnets in 17th century English) If you're wondering why it doesn't sound like David Crystal's "OP" it's because Crystal is..um...questionable: http://blogicarian.blogspot.com/2018/... Oh and if you want to hear more from Romeo and Juliet in Early Modern pronunciation: check out my reading of the "what light through yonder window breaks" speech    • "What light through yonder window breaks" ...