black people don't really understand most the "ebonics" they use. there's not a complex formula to it like other languages. ebonics is maybe two or three words in a sentence and the words are almost all connotation without specific meaning. point is ebonics is formed out of people attempting to speak english, but struggling with it. most of the words are just failed attempts to enunciate a word in english, and it's mostly about making a sound while expressing a tone, as opposed to more specific communication. > do black people have trouble understanding white people speak english almost certainly, but so do a lot of white people. you do yourself depending on the topic. consider overhearing some very technical conversation you don't know much about. sure, they're mostly saying words you understand, but you're not actually able to follow.
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