Verbs in Present Tense, 1st & 2nd Person

These are the first four (and most complete) columns of a much larger table of verb conjugations, here listing the present tense, 1st and 2nd person forms.  As you can see, for many verbs, these conjugations follow a pattern, adding "ura" and "nda" on the imperative (infinitive minus the "ku" or "gu" prefix) for "I" and "you" respectively.  Many verbs also have a "reduced" form -- either "u" or "n" -- which requires an object, whereas the full form can stand alone.  For example, to announce "I love to play" you could say either "ndakunda gukina" or "nkunda gukina" but only by the extended form ("ndakunda" alone) could you make the rather ambiguous statement "I love."

A dash indicates that I have been explicitly told by my teacher that the reduced form does not exist for this verb, typically because the reduced form would be the same as the imperative.   A question mark indicates that I do not know or am not sure what this form would be and need to ask. In the case of "ndatora/?" for example, the reduced form might be "ntora," but I am wary of consonant combinations without the explicit guidance of a native speaker.  Likewise if there is a "w" towards the beginning of the infinitive I'm leaving that alone.  These things tend to confound my English monoglot instincts...

	infinitive	you (present)	I (pres.)
to have	kugira	urafise/ufise	ndafise/mfise
to come	kuza	uraza/uraje	ndaza/--
to go	kugenda	uragenda/ugenda	ndagenda/ngenda
to like	gukunda	urakunda/ukunda	ndakunda/nkunda
to be cold	gukanya	urakanye/ukanye	ndakanye/nkanye
to be hot	gushuha	urashushe/ushushe	ndashushe/nshushe
to want	gushaka	urashaka/ushaka	ndashaka/nshaka
to need	?	urakeneye/ukeneye	ndakeneye/nkeneye
to say	?	uravuze/uvuze	ndavuze/nvuze
to work for	?	urakorera/ukorera	ndakorera/nkorera
to work	gukora	urakora/ukora	ndakora/nkora
to eat	kurya	urarya/urya	ndarya/--
to cook	guteka	urateka/uteka	ndateka/nteka
to sit	kwicara	uricara/--	ndicara/--
to stand	guhaguruka	urahaguruka/?	ndahaguruka/mhaguruka(?)
to carry / take away / lead	gutwara	uratwara/utwara	ndatwara/ntwara
to be / reside	kuba	uraba/uba	ndaba/nba
to lose / throw away	guta	urata/uta	ndata/nta
to find / pick up	gutora	uratora/utora	ndatora/?
to get lost	kuzimira	urazimira/uzimira	ndazimira/?
to fill up / fill out	kwuzuza	uruzuza/--	nduzuza/--
to move other	kwimura	urimura/--	ndimura/--
to move self	kwimuka	urimuka/--	ndimuka/--
to dress	kwambara	urambara/?	ndambara
to undress	kuwambura	?	?
to close	kwugara	urugara/--	ndugara/--
to bring	kuzana	?	?
to write	kwandika	?	?
to play	gukina	?	?
to do	?	?	?
to carry	?	?	?