| Personal pronouns | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| First person | ongon (my) | ongonae |
| Second person formal | inan (your) | inanae (y'all's) |
| Second person informal | intan (my) | chan (y'all's) |
| Third person | tpinan (his/her/its) | chan (their) |
| Third person okan | ujang (his/her/its) | ujae (their) |
Typically, making a possessive is just the masculine form of the pronoun + “an”. In the case of the plural 2nd inf, 3rd, and 3rd okan, the exceptions take place. Aside from these, singular + ae makes a plural possessive.
Because TingLing is an ADJ-Noun language, it’s more of “pencil my” than “my pencil,” and “chair y’all’s”.
Forming a question in TingLing is as simple as adding “naeo” to the end of a statement. If you wanted to ask “Does he play sports?” You just use “He plays sports” + naeo.