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"oni" is used when you have a group containing at least one male person, "one" is used otherwise (groups of objects and groups of people with only women and children).
Is "po" a literal translation to "in" or is it just something you put before a language?
It is a preposition, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/po#Polish.
Treat it like an expression, po language adjective without i -u
I heard there was ono as well, is it a group of its. I imagine it will be explained later on.
"a group of its" would be "one", as "one" is for not masculine-personal plural - ergo, everything that is not 'a group of people with at least one man'.
"ono" is exactly "it" in "he/she/it", but it's used rather rarely. You don't really use it for objects, and if you use it for a child... well, you usually either know the child's name (or at least gender), or just say "dziecko"...
