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TingLing

<table class="ui celled definition table">
    <thead>
        <tr>
            <th></th>
            <th>Singular</th>
            <th>Plural</th>
        </tr>
    </thead>
    <tbody>
        <tr>
            <td>First person</td>
            <td>kda (I am)</td>
            <td>kdong (we are)</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>Second person formal</td>
            <td>toon (you are)</td>
            <td>toon go (y'all are)</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>Second person informal</td>
            <td>too (you are)</td>
            <td>toong (y'all are)</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>Third person</td>
            <td>po (they are)</td>
            <td>pa (they all are)</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>Third person okan</td>
            <td>pudon</td>
            <td>pudong</td>
        </tr>
        </tbody>
</table>
<p>Unconjugated: koo ko</p>
<p>The general rule to follow with forms of Koo Ko is that the plural is just the singular with the suffix “-ong”. Kda becomes kdong, and too becomes toong. The only 2 exceptions are the 2nd formal and 3rd </p>
<p>The language is an SOV language, meaning “the man cooks meat” becomes “the man meat cooks”. The subject (who is doing something) commits a verb to an object. It is also an N-ADJ and V-ADV language that has descriptors after the things they describe. </p>

Question	Answer
I am	kda
You are (informal)	too This is how you'd talk to somebody your age, somebody that's of lower status, or someone younger than you
You are (formal)	toon This is how you'd speak to somebody who is older than you, or of higher status
He is	tpin po
She is	tping po
We are	kdong
Y'all are (informal)	toong How you'd refer to a group of peers, younger-people, or people of lesser status than you
Y'all are (formal)	toon go How you'd refer to a group of people who you'd like to respect, are older than you, or are of higher status
They all are (masc)	tpinong pa How'd you speak about a group of exclusively men
They all are (fem)	tping pa How you'd refer to a group of all females, or a mixed gender group
I'm a pilot	nin Φpilaeti kda Reminder: TingLing is an SOV language. If a does "b" to c, we actually say that a c "b"
He's a chef	tpin kpt'tae po
They're all (some) waiters	nining kpdongae pa
You all (formal) are the artists	ong pkong toon go
She's a nurse	tping nin Φnuhu po A reminder that the language is SOV, meaning that this directly translates to "she a nurse is"; this is because what is doing the action comes first, then what the do-er is doing something to, then what the do-er is doing.
(Mrs) pingkpbi tpononoo is a woman (she is older than you).	kilopujan βpingkpbi nin koo po "Mrs. Pingkpbi" can also be referred to as "she", so we conjugate the verb as such.
I'm the engineer.	o Φonjinio kda
I'm a chair	nin pongtongo kda
It's a plate	tpin nin ton po Because all things need to be gendered when it comes to TingLing pronouns, "it" is replaced by "he".
It's a shirt, and it's a plate	tpin nin paekongo po koto tpin nin ton po
I'm a doctor, and he's a nurse.	nin kpkutingae kda koto tpin nin Φnuhu po
They all (masc) are pilots, and they all (fem) are drivers	tpinong nining Φpilaeti pa koto tping nining kpoanae pa
We are the doctors, and they (masc) are the boys	ong kpkutingae kdong koto tpinong ong nongkinojing pa