Category:African-American Vernacular English

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  1. crack
  2. thug
  3. and shit
  4. hoe around
  5. B
  6. YN
  7. bitch, please
  8. make shit shake
  9. grownt
  10. that's what I'm talking about
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. befo'
  2. talmbout
  3. foun'
  4. didn'
  5. learnt
  6. chillun
  7. y'allself
  8. you welcome
  9. we's
  10. eem

Terms or senses in the variety of English spoken, especially in urban communities, by most working-class and some middle-class African-Americans.

It is a sociolect with significantly different grammatical characteristics from Standard English, especially in tense-aspect and negation constructions. Many African-American communities maintain diglossia between African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) and Standard English.

The following label generates this category: African-American Vernacular (aliases AAVE, African American Vernacular, African American Vernacular English, African-American Vernacular English, BVE)edit. To generate this category using one of these labels, use {{lb|en|label}}.


Pages in category "African-American Vernacular English"

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