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TingLing

<p>	To create an ordinal number “1st, 2nd, 3rd...”, you add “toto” or “oto” to the end of the number (214th is t’ta-pkae-pka-ktoinoto). </p>

2.2 - Numbers

1.1.1 - Basic Phrases

1.1.2 - Combining Basic Phrases

1.2 - Basic Household Items

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