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The Language of Shakespeare. The English language has changed a great deal over the last few hundred years, and it is still changing.Several words in use during Shakespeare's day either have different meanings today or have been nearly forgotten.Here is a list of some of the most common words in Shakespeare with which you might not be familiar.There is also a link to a printable version of this list at the bottom of the page.he English language has changed a great deal over the last few hundred years, and it is still changing.
Two of Shakespeare's plays have been translated into Klingon, the fictional language created for the Star Trek series. Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet have been painstakingly translated into the fantasy lingo - for diehard fans only. There is evidence that some of Shakespeare's plays have been lost to history.