English, asked by nancyyy, 1 year ago

What do you mean by thou and thine in Shakespeare language?

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Answered by Anonymous

2

thou mean you
think mean your

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Anonymous: u know Hindi

mugeshragul007p5oh0u: no

mugeshragul007p5oh0u: only english french spanish tamil

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Anonymous: ok

mugeshragul007p5oh0u: malayalam

Anonymous: whom did u write i like u

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Anonymous: talk in English

Answered by jyotsana3

1

thou-you
thine-possesive to you

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