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 |+ '''Intransitive Independent  Pronouns'''
 |-
-!
+!  rowspan ="2"|
-! Singular
+!  rowspan="2" |Singular
-!  Plural
+!  colspan="2"  | Plural
 |-
-! 1S
+! Long Form
+! Short Form
+|-
+! 1S
 | ak
 | akôs
+| aoy<br/>yoy
 |-
 ! 2S
-| kā, ka
+| kā<br/> ka
 | kakôs
+| koy
 |-
 ! 3S
-| tā, ta
+| tā <br/> ta
 | takôs
+| toy
 |-
 |}
-If used as a core argument, the singular forms, particularly the third person singular forms, may appear just before the clause-final copula ''itá'',e.g. ''Nitori kā itá!'' (You are a fool); sometimes the pronoun is cliticized to the main verb, e.g.  ''Nitoriká 'itá!'', in which case a final long vowel is shortened and is appended with the glottal stop.  They may also be used to emphasize a noun, in which case the pronoun precedes the noun linked with the connective ''si='', as in ''tā si=naho'' (She/Her, the mother).
+If used as a core argument, the singular forms and the plural short forms may appear just before the clause-final copula ''itá'',e.g. ''Nitori kā itá!'' (You are a fool); sometimes the pronoun is cliticized to the main verb, e.g.  ''Nitoriká 'itá!'', in which case a final long vowel is shortened and is appended with the glottal stop.  They may also be used to emphasize a noun, in which case the pronoun precedes the noun linked with the connective ''si='', as in ''tā si=naho'' (She/Her, the mother).