Hi all, 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. 1) Not finding a source that properly explains how these pronouns are used (imo). Many sources approach this differently or only partially.
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