I was kinda surprised to see this has never come up here before (did a search). I'm talking about the difference in use between the (most common) Norwegian possesive pronouns Sin, si, sitt, sine on the one hand and hans, hennes on the other. My confusion stems from two things: 1) Not finding a source that properly explains how these pronouns are used (imo).
Camarillo Mayor Kevin Kildee said the cityâwhich is celebrating its 50th anniversary this yearâhas a long history of fiscal sustainability, cost-effective public services and residents who are pleased with their quality of life. We are very fortunate to have such a great community, Kildee said.
Educated in economics at Harvard, Correa was first elected in 2006 and took office in January 2007. Previously Ecuadorâs Minister of Finance under former President Luis Alfredo Palacio Gonzalez, Correa describes himself as a humanist, âChristian leftist,â and a proponent of 21st-century socialism.ducated in economics at Harvard, Correa was first elected in 2006 and took office in January 2007. Previously Ecuadorâs Minister of Finance under former President Luis Alfredo Palacio Gonzalez, Correa describes himself as a humanist, âChristian leftist,â and a proponent of 21st-century socialism.