Question

what is meant by 'I am much ashamed of my exchange'? why is the exchange needed? (Act 2 Scene 6 of the merchant of Venice)​

Answer 1

Answer:

$here \: exchaged \: refer \: to \: his \: clothes \\ he \: said \: to \: jassica \: i \: m \: ashamed \: of \\ \: my \: clothes \:$

Answer 2

Explanation:

Jassica was ashamed of her clothes because she wore male dress

I’m ashamed of my disguise. But love is blind, and lovers can’t see the silly things they do around each other. If they could, Cupid himself would be embarassed to see me dressed up as a boy.