The speech script about Shakespeare
Hello,everyone.
My name is Nina.
I would like to talk about William Shakespeare.
The reason why I want to talk about him is because I tried to read King Richard III for a change to studying for a test.
I've always had an interest in the book because my favorite actors are performed a play as Richard Ⅲ.
The summary of the story is when Edward Ⅳ, his elder brother came down with sickness ambitious Richard, Duke of Gloucester aspire to the throne and finally got it plotting cruel against one by one with clear-cut Intelligence and cool-headed logic.
These's the start:Now is the winter of our discontent.
Made glorious summer by this sun of York.
This is one of William Shakespeare's famous words.
I'm reading the Japanese translation of Fukuda Thuneari, but I feel really interesting in a turn of phrase.
In the UK, there were shown on TV about the comedy to commemorate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death on April 23, 2016.
The program contents were like who can pronounce Hamlet's famous line "to be or not to be that is the question."
As originally the speech for a drama they say that it is very important a pronunciation.
In the UK he and his books are very popular, so It will be good topics when I communicate with British.
I would like to take my time reading to understand his books inside out during spring vacation and see real performance in a stage one day.
Thank you for listening to my presentation!!
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The speech script about Shakespeare
Hello,everyone.My name is Nina.
I would like to talk about William Shakespeare.
The reason why I want to talk about him is because I tried to read his play King Richard III* for a change to studying for a test.**
I've always had an interest in the book because my favorite actors are have performed in a play as Richard Ⅲ.
The summary of the story is that when Edward Ⅳ, his elder brother came down with sickness, ambitious Richard, Duke of Gloucester, aspired to the throne and finally got it by plotting cruel against one by one*** with clear-cut Intelligence and cool-headed logic.
These's the start: The opening line of the play is: "Now is the winter of our discontent.
Made glorious summer by this sun of York."
This is one of William Shakespeare's famous words quotations.
I'm reading the Japanese translation of by Fukuda Thuneari, but I feel it is a really interesting in a turn of phrase.
In the UK, there were shown on TV about the comedy to commemorate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death on April 23, 2016.
The program's contents were like included, who can pronounce Hamlet's famous line "to be or not to be that is the question."
As originally the speech for a drama they say that it is very important a pronunciation.****
In the UK he and his books are very popular, so It will be good topics when I communicate with British.
I would like to take my time reading to understand his books inside out during spring vacation and see real performance in a stage one day.
Thank you for listening to my presentation!!
Excellent writing, Niina-san!
* The title of a play or book should be either underlined or typed in italics (or in quotation-marks). Because this is a presentation, you don't need to do that, but you should add "his play" or "the play" to explain that "Richard III" is a play that Shakespeare wrote.
** ". . . for a change to studying for a test." This is a little awkward. I think what you want to say is, "To take a break from studying for a test, I decided to read Shakespeare's play, 'Richard III'")
*** This phrase is confusing. Do you mean, Richard got the throne by cruelly plotting against his opponents, one-by-one"?
**** This is also confusing. Do you want to say, "The pronunciation of this speech as it was originally performed is very important"?
This was very good topic. I also like Shakespeare. I think it would be interesting to compare Henry V and Lord Falstaff (in the plays Henry IV parts 1 and 2) to みなもとの義経 and 武蔵坊弁慶 in Japanese drama.
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The speech script about Shakespeare
Hello,everyone.My name is Nina.
I would like to talk about William Shakespeare.
The reason why I want to talk about him is because I tried to read King Richard III for a change to study for a test.
I've always had an interest in the book because my favorite actors are performed a play as Richard Ⅲ.
The summary of the story is when Edward Ⅳ, his elder brother came down with sickness ambitious Richard, Duke of Gloucester aspired to the throne and finally got it by cruelly plotting against one by one each other with clear-cut Intelligence and cool-headed logic.
This is the start:Now is the winter of our discontent.
Made glorious summer by this sun of York.
This is one of William Shakespeare's famous words.
I'm reading the Japanese translation of Fukuda Thuneari, but I feel really interesting in a turn of phrase.
In the UK, they were shown on TV about the comedy (I think you mean "comedy TV" maybe?) to commemorate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death on April 23, 2016.
The program contents were like who can pronounce Hamlet's famous line "to be or not to be, that is the question."
As originally the speech for a drama they say that pronunciation is very important.
In the UK he and his books are very popular, so they will be good topics when I communicate with British people.
I would like to take my time reading to understand his books inside out during spring vacation and see a real performance in a on stage one day.
Thank you for listening to my presentation!!
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