The following are examples of simple Actor intransitive clauses showing each of the proclitic prefixes. Dependent words have two forms, enclitic and proclitic. Proclitic subjects distinguish realis and irrealis situation. These clitics may be proclitic or enclitic, or doubled for emphasis. The clitic words can be proclitic and postclitic depending on their position. "Nda" is a proclitic that marks an embedded clause in Kambera. The obligatory subject proclitic pronouns are being seen as the arguments of the verb. The plural nominal is expressed through the proclitic "me" = as observed in (Figure 1). While in the case below when the case is transitive, a proclitic is attached. With all other forms of the verb, the weak pronouns are proclitic. Object pronouns are generally proclitic, but enclitic object pronouns are mandatory in certain situations. The weak pronouns are either proclitic (appearing immediately before the verb) or enclitic (immediately after).