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    <thead>
        <tr>
            <th>Personal pronouns</th>
            <th>Singular</th>
            <th>Plural</th>
        </tr>
    </thead>
    <tbody>
        <tr>
            <td>Certain</td>
            <td>o (the)</td>
            <td>ong (the)</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>Uncertain</td>
            <td>nin (a)</td>
            <td>nining (some)</td>
        </tr>
    </tbody>
</table>
<p>This will be explained in more detail and use in further lessons, but for now "nin" is all we will really be using. "a dog" would be "nin [word for dog]" in TinLing.</p>
<p><strong>It is advised that you take a lesson at least 3 times before moving onto the next to assure that you don't miss anything when moving through lessons</strong></p>

1.2 - Basic Household Items

1.1.1 - Basic Phrases

1.1.2 - Combining Basic Phrases

1.3 - Pronouns

1.4 - Articles

Class Overview

1.5.1 - People and Professions

1.5.2 - Mr/Mrs

1.6 - Forms of "is" and "are"

1.7 - Verb Conjugations

1.8 - Days of the week and Months

1.9 - Adjectives

2.1 - Possessives

2.2 - Numbers

Question	Answer
And	koto
Sofa	kangdin
Pen	lappae
Computer	Φkonputi
Pencil	lappojing
Laptop	konputojing
Water	tnongna
A water and a computer, please	nin tnongna koto nin Φkonputi, ribingo
Chair	pongtongo
Trashcan	ptdong
Shirt	paekongo
T-Shirt	paekongojing
Pants	tdojae
Hello a T-Shirt and Pants please	kangoo nin paekongojing koto tdojae ribingo
Socks	tdojojing
Hoodie	paekongpuja
Lamp	jingtong
A lamp and some socks	nin jingtong koto nin tdojojing "socks" are treated as one object, so the article "nin" is still used.
Plate	ton
Cutlery	Φkutaedi
Window	jihong
Door	jihongojing
A plate and a window	nin ton koto nin jihong
Hello, a trashcan, please	kangoo nin ptdong ribingo
A shirt, pants, and socks, please	nin paekongo tdojae koto tdojojing ribingo