ANG Demonstrative Pronoun: Iyón (That, Over there)
Iyón is an ANG demonstrative pronoun that refers to specific people, things or places that are far from the speaker. This can also be translated as "that" or "over there." It has a different context from iyán because of the nearness of the subect being talked about to the speaker.
Keep In Mind:
Do not shorten and connect iyón with the linking verb ay as it would have a different meaning.
Iyón can be placed at the beginning of a sentence, followed by the linking verb ay (Iyón ay). For the inverted sentence form, iyón can be placed at the end of the sentence, dropping the linking verb ay. When the inverted sentence form is used, it will slightly sound casual compared with the subject-predicate sentence order.
Examples:
That is a garden.
Iyón ay hardín. 
Hardín iyón.
Hardín iyón.
That is a flower.
Iyón ay bulaklák.
Bulaklák iyón.
Bulaklák iyón.
That is lovely.
Iyón ay magandá.
Magandá iyón.
Magandá iyón.
That is fragrant.
Iyón ay mabangó,
Mabangó iyón.
Mabangó iyón.
Examples:
That is a garden.
‘Yon ay hardín.
That is a flower.
‘Yon ay bulaklák.
That is lovely.
Magandá ‘yon.
That is fragrant.
Mabangó ‘yon.
