Chapter 4 treats Kwom pronouns. It demonstrates personal pronouns and demonstrative pronouns. The subject and object pronoun are similar or identical. The language has inclusive /ʔàná/ ‘we’ or /nàná/ ‘we’ and exclusive /ʔàmún/ ‘we’ or /nàmún/ ‘we’ first person plural pronouns. The subject and the object pronoun occur either independently or suffixed to a verb. The subject pronoun can also be suffixed to an adjective, for example, /tulír/ ‘He is tall’. The subject and the object pronouns do not require case marker. Dative, genitive, ablative and reflexive are described. Demonstratives that show farness and nearness, here and there, up there and down there have been identified. Demonstrative distinguishes gender.