Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dat"

A: dat = that

A: Really informal way to say that something is really cool/awesome.

Dat = That
Asf = As f*ck

“That shit (is) dope as f*ck”

A: It's like a slang word for "that"

A: It's a line from the story "Sweat" by Zora Neale Hurston. (Edit: nvm, it's from Gilded Six Bits! Lol). It means "who is that woman with the forty dollar fuck?", as in "who is that prostitute who charges 40 dollars per night?" It's written in heavy and dated slang. modern native speakers wouldn't know what it meant...

"broad" is still used in some countries like the UK to mean woman. "shake" (old US slang) is not used anymore to mean prostitute/sex. I assume that meaning was related to or came from "shag" (British slang for sex).

A: 'Dat' is a slang term that derives from African American vernacular English. It's been appropriated in mainstream culture

A: Dat is not a word
Bat has multiple meanings
There is an animal, bat
Or a baseball bat 🏏

A: Both mean the some thing. "Dat" is slang for "that". Dat is often used when texting or in a informal setting with a group of friends.
Example: Friend1 "Where did you buy Dat?"
Friend 2 "I got dat from the store."

A: "Dat" is not correct. It sounds like something a kid would say and I'm pretty sure it's slang. People will most likely use "that"

A: that can be explained (elucidated) by... verb + ing

A: That is that.?

A: “What is that”

A: 'What is that?' is the correct form.

'dat' is wrong.

A: Who dat is just another way of saying "who is that." It's more to do with ebonics, or the dialect/phonetic differences in how some African Americans speak compared to others.

A: Point.
"Zero point one", "oh point one" or simply "point one."

A: both are acceptable, I use both in a daily basis and everyone gets the idea.

A: LOL. Just forget it. You'll never need to learn "jive"

However, I am pretty sure that it means to shake your ass.

A: Yes, exactly. "True dat" = "true that" :)