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The connected clear pronouns in the nominative state are: • تُ (I) , جَلستُ (I sat) • تَ (you male), جَلستَ (you sat) • تِ (you female), جَلستِ (you sat) • تُما (you dual male/female), جَلستُما (you two sat) • تُم (you plural male), جَلستُم (you guys sat) • تُنَّ (you plural female) , جَلستُنَّ (you girls sat) • The dual alif , جَلسا (they two sat) • و (masculine plural), جَلسوا (they sat) • ن (feminine plural), جَلسنا (they sat) • ي (second person feminine pronoun), تَجلسین (she is sitting) The connected clear pronouns in the accusative and genitive states are: • ي (me,my) أکرمَني والدي (My father respects me) • کَ (your, you male) أکرمَکَ والدکَ (your father respects you) • کِ (your, you female) أکرمَکِ والدکِ (your father respects you) • کُم (your, you male plural) أکرمَکُم والدکُم (your father respects you) • کُنَّ (your, you female plural) أکرمَکُنَّ والدکُنَّ (your father respects you) • هُ (his, him) أکرمَهُ والدهُ (his father respects him) • ها (her) أکرمَها والدها (her father respects her) • هُم (their, them male) أکرمَهُم والدهُم (their father respects them) • هُنَّ (their, them female) أکرمَهُنَّ والدهُنَّ (their father respects them) The connected clear pronouns in the nominative, accusative, and genitive states are: • نا (our, us) أکرمَنا والدنا فَدَرَسنا (our father respects us so we study) A hidden pronoun is a pronoun that is not pronounced.