so i was reading romeo and juliet and i get a bit confused on some of the words...i looked on google for like 15 minutes still no answers.

 

is this right?

 

thee-is me

thou-is you

thy-means the

 

that right?

 

try putting it in simplest form please....thanks in advance

Thy is your

thats the only change??

thee is 'you,' as an object.

 

e.g.,

 

thou art lame.

 

i laugh at thee.

 

i cut thee.

 

thy wish is my command.

 

please wash thine hands.

im confused as F***

just substitute:

 

'you' for 'thee' or 'thou'

 

and

 

'your' for 'thy' or 'thine'

 

and you should be okay.

I loved reading Romeo and Juliet back in the day, one of my favorite forced High School readings.

yah thats going with me, i got it now.

 

just wrote a 2 pg love poem.