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==Early Life== | ==Early Life== | ||
Nattaḍī́ was born in Dhweran [[Angnyaiq]] to a lower-class Agnyaiq Cananganamese family, the son of Hūt Mī́ṭē na Nattaḍī́, an Angnyaiq-Cananganamese | Nattaḍī́ was born in Dhweran [[Angnyaiq]] to a lower-class Agnyaiq Cananganamese family, the son of Hūt Mī́ṭē na Nattaḍī́, an Angnyaiq-Cananganamese restaurant owner, and his Barradiwan wife Ṭaryë Ëẓmëb. He grew up speaking both [[Cananganamese]] and [[Angnyaiq Kwang]]. In 1985, his family immigrated to kúúlist [[Supreme Commune of Qonklaks|Qonklaks]] Qonklaks, where Nattaḍī́ took on his Kwang name. There, his father opened a small Cananganamese-Qonklese fusion fast food restaurant in 1986. The business enjoyed modest success, which allowed Nẽ to be able to afford tuition at the [[University of Jikhein]]. He graduated with a masters degree in [[Wikipedia:linguistics|linguistics]]. | ||
==Term== | ==Term== | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 2 March 2022
| His Excellency Nẽ Shusein | |
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| Prime Minister of Qonklaks | |
| Assumed office 14 February 2021 | |
| Preceded by | Loun Nyha |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Hūt Bikkī́ na Nattaḍī́ 16 May 1971 Angnyaiq, Angnyaiq |
| Nationality | Qonklese |
| Political party | Democratic Progressive Party |
| Children | 2 |
| Alma mater | University of Jikhein |
Nẽ Shusein (Kwang: 玫曹鐵 [ne᷄ˀ ʃú seɪ̃́], Angnyaiq Kwang: Neq Su Tsyanx /nèˀ sú t͡sjɐ̃́x/, born 16 May, 1971), born Hūt Bikkī́ na Nattaḍī́ (Cananganamese: [ɦotɕ be'ki na natɕa'ɾi]), is a Kwang politician serving as the current Prime Minister of Qonklaks. He is the first prime minister to not be ethnically Kwang.
Early Life
Nattaḍī́ was born in Dhweran Angnyaiq to a lower-class Agnyaiq Cananganamese family, the son of Hūt Mī́ṭē na Nattaḍī́, an Angnyaiq-Cananganamese restaurant owner, and his Barradiwan wife Ṭaryë Ëẓmëb. He grew up speaking both Cananganamese and Angnyaiq Kwang. In 1985, his family immigrated to kúúlist Qonklaks Qonklaks, where Nattaḍī́ took on his Kwang name. There, his father opened a small Cananganamese-Qonklese fusion fast food restaurant in 1986. The business enjoyed modest success, which allowed Nẽ to be able to afford tuition at the University of Jikhein. He graduated with a masters degree in linguistics.