Vocabulaire utile, et un peu de grammaire
to banish |
bannir |
to weep |
pleurer |
banishment |
bannissement |
tears |
les larmes |
the lark |
l'alouette |
a villain |
une canaille |
the nightingale |
le rossignol |
to slaughter |
assassiner |
a bride |
une mariée |
to slay |
tuer |
to wed |
épouser |
a feast |
un festin |
a wedding |
un mariage |
a vault |
un tombeau |
poison |
le poison |
pilgrim |
un pélerin |
to swear |
jurer |
to shrive |
absoudre |
breath |
l'haleine |
doom (ici) |
un verdict |
heaven |
le ciel |
grief |
la douleur |
joy |
la joie |
proud |
fier |
farewell |
adieu |
my lord |
mon seigneur |
ay |
oui |
'Tis |
C'est |
Grammar note :
Thou, thee, thy were in use in England in Shakespeare's time.
They correspond to the French tu, te, ton. Verbs took a "-st" ending.
For example :
thou art = tu es
thou hast = tu as
thou knowest / thou dost know = tu sais
dost thou see ? = vois-tu ?
thou canst not = tu ne peux pas
If they do see thee, they will murder thee = s'ils te voient,ils t'assassineront
thy name = ton nom; thy father = ton père

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