ngulluk : you and I (uncle and niece) (Jakbum, Wabbinyet; Bates XXII B, 3a)
ngunnitch : you and I (man and wife) (Jakbum, Wabbinyet; Bates XXII B, 3a)
ngalăk : both of us, we, us (Kaiari, Wirijan; BATES XII 2B, 8b)
ngailjer : we two sisters (Ngalbaitch; Bates XII 2B, 7a)
ŋalellit’ : we two (are) (Charlie Dabb; von Brandenstein 1970)
ŋalil : we two (Charlie Dabb; von Brandenstein 1970)
ŋalaq : we two (Gordon Harris; von Brandenstein 1970)
ŋäil : we two (Von Brandenstein 1988: 36)
ŋäiliny : we two (Von Brandenstein 1988: 36)
ŋäilül : we two (Von Brandenstein 1988: 36)
ŋäilülity : it/which is us two who (Von Brandenstein 1988: 36)

Phrases
ngalak walabart gumbara bōrunyin : we will have big rain drops falling (Kaiari, Wirijan; BATES XII 2B, 8b)