English to Shakespearean

Shakespearean Style

William Shakespeare was arguably the greatest writer in the English language. Shakespeare has influenced the English language so much that no other writer in any other language in the world can match that kind of influence. Shakespeare had a peculiar style of writing. He coined hundreds of words and phrases that are now integral part of the English language.

English to Shakespearean Translator

This translation tool converts plain English into Shakespearean style. Please note that the translation may not be absolutely accurate. The aim of this tool is to provide a quick way to give airy weight to simple English. What Albert Einstein is to physics, William Shakespeare is to the English language. Therefore, the Shakespearean style of language carries a certain cerebral aura about it. You can use this tool to get Shakespearean English and amaze your friends with your superb command on the language!

Disclaimer: Please note that the intent of this tool is to produce text in the writing style of William Shakespeare. It merely mimics the Shakespearean style. Therefore, this tool does not guarantee the accuracy of the translated text.

Some of the Words Coined by Shakespeare

Some of the words coined by William Shakespeare include: "Bedazzled", "Assassination", "Belongings", "Cold-blooded", "Fashionable", "Eyeball", "Lackluster", "Uncomfortable", "Unearthly", "Swagger", "Amazement", "Arch-villain", "Birthplace", "Bloodstained", "Champion", "Critic", "Dawn", "Discontent", "Dwindle", "Eventful", "New-fangled", "Pageantry", "Scuffle", "Watchdog", "Zany", "Gloomy", "Hint", "Laughable", "Majestic", "Lonely".

Some of the Phrases Coined by Shakespeare

• "All's well that ends well"
• "Break the ice"
• "Brevity is the soul of wit"
• "Catch a cold"
• "Dead as a doornail"
• "Fancy-free"
• "Forever and a day"
• "Good riddance"
• "Heart of gold"
• "In a pickle"
• "Love is blind"
• "Melted into thin air"
• "Neither here nor there"
• "Parting is such sweet sorrow"
• "Seen better days"
• "The be-all and the end-all"
• "Too much of a good thing"
• "Wild-goose chase"
• "Wear my heart upon my sleeve"
• "What's done is done"
• "The world's my oyster"
• "There's method in my madness"
• "This is the short and the long of it"
• "To be or not to be"
• "To thine own self be true"
• "Too much of a good thing"
• "Vanish into thin air"
• "Wear my heart upon my sleeve"
• "What's done is done"
• "Witching time of night"