Difference between Eccentric Person and Aave

ECCENTRIC PERSON vs AAVE: NOUN

A nonstandard form of American English characteristically spoken by African Americans in the United States

Unked, Kooky, Crazy, Strange, Meshuggener, Weird, Odd, Hobbyhorsical, Selcouth, Meshugge, Weirdo, Quirky, Geek, Oddball, Eccentric

Spooky, Eariness, Cacophobia, Affear, Taphephobia, Maniaphobia, Spook, Sciomancy, Haunt, Dishaunt, Eerisome, Ghastness, Ghostology, Ghost, Ghostless

Unked, Kooky, Crazy, Strange, Meshuggener, Weird, Odd, Hobbyhorsical, Selcouth, Meshugge, Weirdo, Quirky, Geek, Oddball, Eccentric

Spooky, Eariness, Cacophobia, Affear, Taphephobia, Maniaphobia, Spook, Sciomancy, Haunt, Dishaunt, Eerisome, Ghastness, Ghostology, Ghost, Ghostless

English acquired by Blacks in this colonial period were the earliest forms of AAVE.
AAVE African American vernacular English was like nails on a chalkboard.
It sounds like AAVE, and that is not how I speak.
AAVE is not homogeneous; there are many regional and class variations.
English, and the derision of AAVE, to name a few.
AAVE speech can even be found in the North.
AAVE is an acronym for African American Vernacular English.
LEND tokens will be used to govern Aave protocol.
AAVE and every known variety of English today.
Kain Warwick and Stani Kulechov, who founded Aave.