All of the following pronouns when used without any suffix are singular. They become plural with the "sa" suffix (ie. Li = I, Lisa = We)
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li
I
animate, unspecified, 1st person
mida
you [singular]
animate, unspecified, 2nd person
da
they [singular]
animate, unspecified, 3rd person
dase
she
animate, feminine, 3rd person
dake
animate, fem-leaning, 3rd person
daka
they [singular]
animate, androgynous, 3rd person
daki
animate, masc-leaning, 3rd person
daci
he
animate, masculine, 3rd person
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reda
itself/herself/etc.
reflexive pronoun, referencing to the thing(s) already mentioned in the sentence
toransu
other/another
gara
all/every
coko
some
boro
any
mire
half
Demonstrative Pronouns (Close to speaker)
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tano
this + n.
tani
this + adj.
tatu
as such, so
"this way", "in this manner"
talo
such
"this kind of"
Demonstrative Pronouns (Far from speaker)
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kano
that + n.
kani
that + adj.
katu
as such, so
"that way", "in that manner"
kalo
such
"that kind of"
Demonstrative Pronouns (Interrogative form)
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sono
what
soni
which
sotu
how
"which way", "in which manner"
solo
"what kind of"