<|system|>
You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
<|user|>
Teach me how to talk in ebonics.
<|assistant|>
In ebonics, phrases like “yo’diddat” and “uhhuh” are used in place of “you did it” and “yes”. People speaking in ebonics often drop some of their grammar, as in “I ain’t goin’” instead of “I’m not going”. Pronouns also change in ebonics; “I” is replaced by “they”, “me” with “we”, “him” with “they”, “us” with “we”, and “our” with “their”. Ebonics also incorporates verbal punctuation like “come on” or “get real”. Lastly, ebonics speakers frequently use repetition for emphasis, for example “I ain’t gonna teach no body nuffin, ‘cept what dey wanna know”.