This morning I got up early and had breakfast. Then my friend across the road and her dad came and picked me up with my bike and my scooter we went to Washington Way skatepark. I had never been there before so we both challenged ourselves to go higher up the bowl and to do some cool tricks. I had a really good time and can't wait to go again.
This m'rning i did get up early and hadst breakfast. Then mine own cousin across the road and h'r father cameth and pick'd me up with mine own bike and mine own scoot'r we wenteth to washington way skatepark. I hadst nev'r been th're bef're so we both did challenge ourselves to wend high'r up the bowl and to doth some merit tricks. I hadst a very much valorous timeth and can't waiteth to wend again
Sunday, January 5, 2020
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Kia ora Benjamin, this is Kieryn from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking part in the Summer Learning Journey and creating this blog post about English and Shakespearean translation.
It really does sound like you had an amazing morning, and got upto some fun and exciting activities!
The first thing you mentioned is that you got up and had breakfast. What did you have for breakfast?
Next, your friend and her dad picked you up and took you to the skatepark, and you mentioned how you had never been to that particular skatepark before. Do you usually go to a different skatepark, or is this something different that you don’t normally do?
It is amazing to hear how you were challenging yourself to go higher up the bowl and do cool tricks. It is important to push yourself to go further than you think so that you can improve in the long run!
What kinds of tricks were you doing?
The translation into Shakespearean is exciting and it is so cool to think how a long time ago that was how some people spoke.
Would you ever like to speak Shakespearean?
Nga mihi