Ideas: English Pronoun Reform

Last night, I was thinking. Normally this leads to no action, as my ideas are too numerous to fit in one day. However, this time I decided to put my idea in action. I was wondering about pronouns, and specifically English pronouns. Thesis: English has too few pronouns. It only has 16:

	Subject (Nominative Case)
	Singular			Plural
	Male	Female	Neuter	Male	Female	Neuter
First Person	I			We
Second Person	You			You/Y'all
Third Person	He	She	It	They

	Direct Object (Accusative Case)
	Singular			Plural
	Male	Female	Neuter	Male	Female	Neuter
First Person	Me			Us
Second Person	You			You/Y'all
Third Person	Him	Her	It	Them

And then, of course, the miscellaneous that won't fit anywhere on a table:

These
Those
This
That
The other

Obviously, there is room for more. I propose that we have new pronouns, to fit with conventions and current pronouns:

Person	Number	Specifics	Nominative Case	Accusative Case
First person	Singular		I	Me
	Plural	You and I	Weym (waim)	Usaym (uh-saa-yum)
		Y'all and I	Weysm (weigh-sum)	Usaysm (uh-say-sum)
		You and I and one other person	Weymo (weigh-mo)	Usamo (uh-saa-mo)
		Y'all and I and one other person	Weysmo (weigh-s'mo)	Usasmo (uh-saa-s'mo)
		You and I and several other people	Weymos (weigh-muss)	Usaymos (uh-say-moess)
		Y'all and I and several other people	Weysmos (weigh-s'moss)	Usaysmos (uh-say-s'mos)
Second person	Singular		You	You
	Plural	One of addressees	Youo (you-oh)	Yuoo (you-ooh)
		Some, but not all, of addressees	Yous (youss)	Yus (yuss)
		All addressees	Yousa (you-sa)	Yusa (yussa)
Third Person	Singular	Male	He	Him
		Female	She	Her
		Neuter	It	Ita (it-uh)
	Plural	Male	Hep	Himp
		Female	Shep	Herp
		Neuter	Itsp (it-spuh)	Itasp (it-usp)
Generic	Plural		They	Them

This gives us a total of 34 pronouns, not counting the miscellaneous ones I stated above--more than enough for any situation, and especially those long ones which often run out of them.