Saturday Word Play: Shakespearean Cryptogram

So last week's first edition of Saturday Word Play wasn't the roaring success I hoped it would be but three people played along at least. I'll still chug along with a few more editions. Hopefully some of the games will appeal to more people and maybe it'll build a following that way. In the meantime, I won't give away any answers from previous weeks, so if you you want to go back and give last week's anagram edition a shot, go ahead.

This week's edition is cryptograms. For those unfamiliar with a cryptogram, it's a simple code in which one letter represents another.

Can you decode these Shakespearean characters? As with last week, do them all at home, but answer only one in the comment section. That way, at least 10 people will have a chance to play. Unlike last week, the more people that play along, the easier it should get, because they've already cracked some of the code that you'll need. Therefore, if they've already figured out that C = G, you can use that information to figure out another.

Shakespearean Characters

1. Efcg

2. Pntehw

3. Ogkegtfvnb

4. Gimhtef

5. Ogkuhtef

6. Ikgbihkg

7. Inoa

8. Igkwef

9. Thvvgq

10. Jhfwkeoh

Have fun!