What say ye mean in Tudor talk?

"Say ye" is a common phrase in Tudor English, and it means "what do you say?" or "what do you think?"

Here are some examples of how it might be used in a Tudor conversation:

* "Say ye, good sir, do you think we shall have a fair harvest this year?"

* "Say ye, mistress, do you agree with the King's new laws?"

* "Say ye, my love, shall we go for a walk in the garden?"

It is a very versatile phrase, and it can be used in a variety of situations, both formal and informal.