Sorry sir, here a word is wrong translated ... phlegmatic which means unemotional... person having cool minded, slow to anger etc ... Actually, its not mistake but for the readers, Literally your way of translation is appealing nd ravish'd me
Yeah!! I admit my mistake. Thanks for correcting me and guiding others. I feel glad when someone corrects me, it means that he/she is really taking an interest in my lectures. We all are learning and I'm also a student. So, Keep it up and if you still find any obscure meaning of any word in any video, feel free to let me know!!
This lecture helped me a lot. If you dnt mind sir could you please use english words. It will be more easier for students like us as our language is not hindi. & Ofc Thank you.. This video helped me to understand the acts line by line. Keep me in your prayers tomorrow is my exam. from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
What type of answers? If the question is text related then you can easily answer it by knowing the concept of text If the question is about the background or the author it is given in the book
Sirrah Definition: "used as a term of address for a man or boy, especially one younger or of lower status than the speaker" Also used in many Shakespeare plays like *King Lear Act 1 Scene 4*, *Romeo and Juliet Act 4 Scene 2*, *Richard 2* (Hope so you got the point)
Sorry sir, here a word is wrong translated ... phlegmatic which means unemotional... person having cool minded, slow to anger etc ...
Actually, its not mistake but for the readers,
Literally your way of translation is appealing nd ravish'd me
Yeah!! I admit my mistake. Thanks for correcting me and guiding others. I feel glad when someone corrects me, it means that he/she is really taking an interest in my lectures. We all are learning and I'm also a student. So, Keep it up and if you still find any obscure meaning of any word in any video, feel free to let me know!!
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Thanks alot
Sir you are genious you convey it very well
This lecture helped me a lot. If you dnt mind sir could you please use english words. It will be more easier for students like us as our language is not hindi. & Ofc Thank you.. This video helped me to understand the acts line by line. Keep me in your prayers tomorrow is my exam. from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
very very helpful
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Very soon brother
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If the question is about the background or the author it is given in the book
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Sirrah Definition: "used as a term of address for a man or boy, especially one younger or of lower status than the speaker"
Also used in many Shakespeare plays like *King Lear Act 1 Scene 4*, *Romeo and Juliet Act 4 Scene 2*, *Richard 2*
(Hope so you got the point)
@@LearnwithaStudent thank you sr🥰😍
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