Pronouns

There are only four pronouns in A‘oonirobi and the pronouns themselves do not inflect for anything other than number. This inflection is accomplished via a suffix consisting of a glottal stop and a vowel that is a reduplication of the singular pronoun’s cardinal vowel, i.e. length and nasality are ignored.

Since verbs are conjugated for person, pronouns are not necessary in many cases and often are omitted, especially in the first person.

The first person plural pronoun, ፐ~ፘ ⟨qãqa⟩ is typically exclusive and would be paired with an appropriate second person pronoun in order to make it inclusive.