Dudes I need to know whether my native language is hard or not cause it's easy because I'm from there but I'm not sure if it Is for others

So like Maltese has 7 pronouns, jien, int, huwa, hija, ahna, intom, huma ( this is the order)
Also jien can be jiena, int can be inti, huwa can be hu and hija can be hi.

Hu/huwa is used as Masculine and highly/hija is used as feminine 

4 are singular 3 are plural, we don't have a gender neutral pronoun unless you count the plural as gender neutral 

It usually works like this I will use the Maltese verb for eat which is tiekol in present tense as in past it's kiel

The verb stays the same in present tense except for the first letter which is changed. 

Jiena (I) starts with n, so instead of tiekol it's niekol. 

Inti (you) starts with T so it's tiekol, the same for him/hija (she) both use T

Huwa (he) starts with J so niekol

This is the same for most verbs 

Then with plural it's the same system except the verb changes a bit now instead of tiekol it's tiekol, the last 2 letters change now this can change a lot for the plural verbs because there is a lot

But the main way to remember how each verb starts with each pronouns is with the ntjtntj method because each letter in it, is what letter each pronouns starts with

Idk if I should do more posts about my native language because it's a very interesting one and cause it says mix of Arabic, Italian and English because of the many times the country has been rules over

Not sure if this goes in literature but it's about language so I guess so