The word ton-ton is not english.
I have come across the word in "Ton-ton Macoute", in Haitian French. They seemed to be a cross between secret police, thugs and practitioners of Voodoo. They were dedicated to preserving the Dictatorship of "Papa-doc Duvalier".
This creole Haitian word is a copy of the French "Tonton", a nickname for "uncle" (we could say it is the masculine equivalent of "Auntie")
"Ton" in French means "your" when used as a possessive adjective. It is used before a masculine singular noun to indicate ownership or relationship.
"tonton" is the popular term for uncle ("oncle" in french)
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"C'est quoi ton pays" is French for "What is your country".
It means "I am your French correspondent" in English.
You would say "J'ai ton crayon" in French to mean "I have your pencil."
It means "what is your favorite hobby?" in French.
"Aimes-tu ton nom?" is a French question that translates to "Do you like your name?"
The words "ton doucer" are formal and they mean "your mildness."
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"ton pays" is "your country" in French.
I think you ,eam 'What does C'est quoi ton mean in English?', as the sentence is French . The answer is 'What's (is) that'.
"Prends ton livre" in French means "take your book" in English.
Dans ton pays means "in your country" in French.
Aimes-tu ton nom ? means Do you like your name?
"C'est quoi ton pays" is French for "What is your country".
ton = your
ton chien très mignon is 'your very cute dog' in French.
your (boy)friend is ugly
The word 'ton' may be a French noun that means tone. Or it may be a French possessive that means your. The verb 'est' is in the third person singular, and means [he/she/it] is.