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'''Notes''':

*When there is one accusative object pronoun, either the short or long forms can be used. When there are multiple clitic objects, the final one takes the long form and the rest the short form.

*Clitic subject pronouns (except the impersonal) are optional and are usually dropped unless needed for clarity.

*Clitic subject pronouns (except the impersonal) are optional and are usually dropped unless needed for clarity. The 1S, however, is often kept even when not necessary.

*The impersonal subject pronoun can be used instead of the ''-am-'' suffix for passives and pseudopassives. Additionally, it can form pseudopassives with class 3 verbs. It takes 3SM verb forms.

*Third person non-subject clitic pronouns are often omitted. When the this occurs in oblique cases, the corresponding free postposition forms are used (''oo'', ''ak'', ''as'', ''al'', and ''ad'' respectively).

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 '''Notes''':
 *When there is one accusative object pronoun, either the short or long forms can be used. When there are multiple clitic objects, the final one takes the long form and the rest the short form.
-*Clitic subject pronouns (except the impersonal) are optional and are usually dropped unless needed for clarity.
+*Clitic subject pronouns (except the impersonal) are optional and are usually dropped unless needed for clarity. The 1S, however, is often kept even when not necessary.
 *The impersonal subject pronoun can be used instead of the ''-am-'' suffix for passives and pseudopassives. Additionally, it can form pseudopassives with class 3 verbs. It takes 3SM verb forms.
 *Third person non-subject clitic pronouns are often omitted. When the this occurs in oblique cases, the corresponding free postposition forms are used (''oo'', ''ak'', ''as'', ''al'', and ''ad'' respectively).