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Bernie Sander's Brother on British TV talking about Bernie's Run (Original Post)
marble falls
Sep 2015
OP
He has picked up some Britishisms in his years there, hasn't he? I might have to start using...
marble falls
Sep 2015
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Smarmie Doofus
(14,498 posts)1. He calls him "BERnard". I like the sound of that. n/t
marble falls
(57,114 posts)2. He has picked up some Britishisms in his years there, hasn't he? I might have to start using...
BERnard now myself.
hedda_foil
(16,375 posts)4. I think it may be old Brooklynese Semi-Yiddishism more than British.
I'm close to Bernie in age and I remember the older generations often pronouncing Bernard with the accent on the first syllable. I always thought they were trying to make the name sound more "elegant."
RoccoR5955
(12,471 posts)3. When he got re-elected
he got 71% of the vote. You do not ignore a person like that!
#FeelTheBern!