@matildalove @cfmccarthy "OK, I will. But I'm not Matilda."

@Amoshias @me Yeah, it seems it could mean different things.

But how can you not speak Chinese in this day and age?! … jk. Who does?

Another way to put it is to say that I'm ignorant of what Shakespear's work means to me because I don't understand it and therefore I live with the assumption that it is meaningless to me.

@me @Amoshias Well, it is. That doesn't make the things the language conveys irrelevant. But if it fails to conmvey it, I guess it does become irrelevant. English being my second language I find it too hard (more like impossible) to understand what he was trying to say. No idea how it is for somebody from Ebgland. I find it interesting how I couldn't tell you the exact and complete meaning of a single sentence in this video. But I do understand the overall thing. That doesn't work when I try to read Shakespear. So probabaly good acting helps.