The second person singular subject pronoun is ch "you", as introduced in Lesson One. Ch appears after the first auxiliary or verb.
| Hwts'e'nutsum ch. | "You sit down." |
| Nem' ch hwts'e'nutsum. | "You go sit down." |
| Hwts'e'nutsum ch tse'. | "You will sit down." |
| M'i ch tse' hwts'e'nutsum. | "You will come sit down." |
The first person singular subject pronoun is tsun "I". Put tsun after the first auxiliary or verb of the sentence.
| Nem' tsun 'umshasum'. | "I am going for a walk." |
| M'i tsun yaays. | "I am coming to work." |
| Hwts'e'nutsum tsun tse'. | "I will sit down." |