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Can someone translate some Indonesian for me, please?

Can someone please help me translate from modern english to Shakespearean PLEASE HELP ME!!?

  • Please whoever can translate this the best please help me i need to translate this for a assigment and i would really like to get an A+ Here are the things you need to translate: 1.You can hope for freedom but the only way to truly get it is to have faith in yourself. 2.Do not waist your time because that is what life is made of. 3.You can say what you want but its not the words that come out of your mouth that truly matter, but the geestures you show. 4.I have learned to be patient my love, and even though it will take years I just want you to kno I love you! Thank you with all the help just translate the ones you can translate and put the number of it beside like this i kno which one you translated :) thank you to everyone who submitts as many very good translations :) <3

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    Doth not the irony of wishing to get an A+ for someone else's work afflict thy mind?

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As 'RE' was so clever and accurate in the Shakespearean vernacular, I will add this piece of advice in plainspeak, despite your custom order being for something else. 'LadyPinkSugarlips13': Speaking to other people and including the "you need to" in demanding (oh, yes it is) the behavior you want from them is a sure sign of insanity, e.g., "Here are the things you need to translate", "You need to shut up", or "You need to put your hands behind your back." Others don't NEED to do anything because you want them to. Get it? And by the way, that Avatar name of yours is not exactly helping the sanity profile, either. Nor is expressing your emotional tone about everyday things by WRITING IN CAPS and ADDING EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!

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1. Thou may lay the flattering unction of liberty on one's soul like a fool, or quench the spirit's thirst for faith like a wise man. 2. To waist thy time would be to waist thy numbered years. 3. Thy mouth many spill forth a multitude of pointless drivel to no response, while the movement of one's figure can accomplish much more with subtlety. 4. My restless heart hath learned to rest, and even though the years will go forth I want you to know that Venus hath intertwined the sinews of my heart with yours forever. These would be very accurate because some terms are from real Shakespearian plays, such as "lay the flattering unction on your soul" to mean "hope" (Hamlet said that.) Anyway, I hope this helps and good luck!

Ian

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