symbol	meaning
	dao
	zero
	one
	two
	three
	four
	five
	six
	seven
	eight
	nine
	ten

primary	secondary	tertiary	symbols
a		ah
e
i		ii
y
o	u	oo
w		ww
t	tt	ch (fr)
k/g	kk
j	jj	z/j (fr)
d	dd
n	ngg	ng
h		hh
l
s		ss (kr)
p/b	pp	f
m		mm

secondary sounds are akin to korean (kr) double consonants, with the exception being the vowel o, which is pronounced akin to strut. their defining feature is that they are short and punchy! tertiary sounds are more drawn out, such as the french (fr) ch and z/j sounds. y is always pronounced like a tertiary sound.

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for 1st person plural, inclusive means "we + person being addressed", exclusive is vice versa. 3rd person object equates to "it". it isn't used for people (unless you're insulting them i guess?), nor is 3rd person s/pl. used for objects (unlike german). there are no gendered pronouns- diversity win!

person	subject	object	possessive
1st s.	kon	konyen	konfii
2nd s.	nan	nanyen	nanfii
2nd pl.	nanoii	nanoyen	nanfoii
3rd s.	san	sanyen	sanfii
3rd pl.	sanoii	sanoyen	sanfoii
1st pl. incl.	nonoii	nonoyen	nanfoii
1st pl. excl.	sanoii	sanoyen	sanfoii
3rd object	da	dayen	dafii

conlang	english	tense
sung	go	present simple / infinitive
ja sung	are going	present continuous
kang sung	have gone	present perfect
kang ja sung	have been going	present perfect continuous
iksung	gone	past simple
ikja sung	was going	past continuous
kang iksung	had gone	past perfect
kang ikja sung	gone	past perfect continuous
yesung	will go	future simple
yeja sung	will be going	future continuous
kang yesung	will have gone	future perfect
kang yeja sung	will have been going	future perfect continuous