"友よ ローマ人よ 同胞よ 私の話を聞いてください"
— William Shakespeare
Copied to clipboard
Simplified Meaning:
The speaker is asking people to listen carefully. Imagine you are in a busy market and someone needs to make an important announcement. They might shout to get everyone's attention first. This person wants everyone to stop what they're doing and focus on what they have to say because it is important. Similarly, in our daily lives, when we need to discuss something crucial with friends or family, we might ask them to pay attention and not get distracted. This can help ensure everyone understands the message they're trying to share. So, sometimes, we need to get the attention of those around us to communicate something significant effectively.
Related tags
Ancient rome Betrayal Classical literature Julius caesar Public speaking Shakespeare SpeechFEATURED QUOTES
