Just as 'un'so' can mean "and you", we have similar expressions for "and I", and so on.
| Lhxilush tsun tse' nuso' t'ilum. | "I will stand up and sing." |
| Lhxilush ch tse' 'un'so' t'ilum. | "You will stand up and sing." |
| Lhxilush tst tse' so' t'ilumtst. | "We will stand up and sing." |
| Lhxilush tseep tse' 'un'so' t'ilum. | "You (pl.) will stand up and sing." |
| Lhxilush tse' so' t'ilums. | "He / she will stand up and sing." |
When these are used with ni' (often with a past tense interpretation, as in the Reading Lesson) they are as follows. Ni' 'o' is contracted to no' or niw' (pronunciation varies).
| Ni' tsun lhxilush nusno' t'ilum. | "I stood up and sang." |
| Ni' 'u ch lhxilush 'un'sno' t'ilum? | "Did you stand up and sing?" |
| Ni' tst lhxilush sutst 'o' t'ilum. | "We stood up and sang." |
| Ni' 'u tseep lhxilush 'un'sno' t'ilum? | "Did you (pl.) stand up and sing?" |
| Ni' lhxilush sus 'o' t'ilum. | "He / she stood up and sang." |