Second Person is you, being spoken to, whether it is you two (dual) or you all (plural) or just you (singular).

Third Person is a person, people, thing, or things being spoken about. Third person can be singular (he/she) or plural (they).

Second Person, singular:

ts – (j – ) before vowels, tsa – (ja – ) before consonants.

tsetluga = ts – pronominal prefix, etluga – yelling. tsetluga can be seen written jehluga. tsetluga means you are yelling.

tsayosiha = tsa – pronoun prefix, yosiha – hungry. tsayosiha means you are hungry. tsayosiha can be seen written jayosiha

Second Person, Dual:

sd – before vowels, sdi – before consonants.

sdetluga = sd – pronominal prefix, etluga – yelling. sdetluga means you two are yelling.

desdiyosiha = de – plural prefix, sdi – pronoun prefix, yosiha – hungry. desdiyosiha means you two are hungry.

Second Person, Plural:

its – (ij – ) before vowels, itsi – (iji – ) before consonants.

itsetluga = its – pronominal prefix, etluga – yelling. itsetluga means you all are yelling/all of you are yelling. itsetluga can be seen written ijehluga, ijetluga or itsehluga.

ditsiniyosiha = de – (d – ) plural prefix, itsi – pronoun prefix, yosiha – hungry. ditsiniyosiha means you all are hungry/all of you are hungry. ditsiniyosiha can be seen written dijiniyosiha,

Third Person, singular:

uw – or u – before vowels, u -or a – before consonants.

uwetluga = uw – pronominal prefix, etluga – yelling. uwetluga can be seen written uwehluga. uwetluga means he/she is yelling.

uyosiha = u – pronoun prefix, yosiha – hungry. uyosiha means he/she is hungry

There is no Third Person Dual Set B Prefix

Third Person, Plural:

un – before vowels, uni – (uni – ) before consonants.

unetluga = un – pronominal prefix, etluga – yelling. unetluga means they are yelling/all of them are yelling. unetluga can be seen written unehluga.

duniniyosiha = de – (d – ) plural prefix, uni – pronoun prefix, yosiha – hungry. duniniyosiha means they are hungry/all of them are hungry.

The plural prefix must be used with the non-singular forms of to be hungry and to be thirsty. Otherwise you indicate there is only one single stomach is being shared by all individuals that is hungry/thirsty.

Take what I have taught you about Set B Pronoun Prefixes and apply it to the following words:
naa (naʔa) = have it
dlvga = sick
tadegia (tadegiʔa) = thirsty *REMEMBER TO USE THE PLURAL PREFIX*
liheliga = happy/thankful *Hint third person singular is a not u*