Whether you’re an English speaker living in Miami or elsewhere, chances are you don’t know where the words you know and use come from. You’re probably aware that a limited number of words – usually foods, such as “sriracha” or “croissant” – are borrowed from other languages. But borrowed words are far more pervasive than you might think.

The name Bard means “Poet”, as Bard of Avalon by William Shakespeare, famous English literature referring to its linguistic or creative abilities. The name contains a geek root which suits Google's convention of names. When asking Bard the reasoning for his name he stated; ”thought Shakespeare would be a good role model for me, as he was a master of language and communication.”