Pronouns

Singular "you" does not exist. It is only implied.

Example: "Do you need a house?" → "Ba casano?" (Need a house?)

When responding to a question about yourself, it's recommended you say "Ai." However, you don't have to. If someone asks "Ginu coceb-mic?" (Do you like chocolate milk?) If you do like it, you can say "Ginu," "Ai ginu" "Ai ginu coceb-mic" "Ginu coceb-mic" etc etc. In this case, it's okay to drop the pronoun. You can do this because it's obvious that you're talking about yourself. You're not gonna randomly say that someone else likes it when the question was about you, right?

If you think it'll make things more confusing, don't do it.

There may not be a singular "you" but there is a plural: Nescu. Nescu is used when you want to address a whole group at once. For example, a mother asking her children if they're hungry may say "Nescu go nab?" "Nescu nabgo?" "Go nescu nab?" "Go nab nescu?"

You can also use it when talking to a singular person if you wish, but I don't advise this as it may become confusing.