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--- languages:faroese_on_the_faroe_islands_under_construction2 [2025/10/06 15:06] – [Institutional support] nschulz
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 ===== Demographics =====
+{{:languages:student_sheets:map_of_faroe_islands_in_europe_-_english_caption.jpg?400| Location of the Faroe Islands in Europe}}
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 The Faroe Islands lie about halfway between Scotland and Iceland in the northeast Atlantic, and consist of 18 mountainous islands (of which 17 are inhabited).\\
 In August 2025 the Faroe islands had a total population of 55,146 people.((
-Hagstova Føroya - Statistics Faroe Islands. (2025, September). //Population//. Ministry of Finance. https://hagstova.fo/en/population/population/population)) The population is dispersed across the islands, though around 40 % live in or near the capital, Tórshavn. ((The Government of the Faroe Islands - Føroyar - The Faroe Islands https://www.government.fo/en/foreign-relations/about-the-faroe-islands))
+Hagstova Føroya - Statistics Faroe Islands. (2025, September). //Population//. Ministry of Finance. https://hagstova.fo/en/population/population/population)) The population is dispersed across the islands, though around 40 % live in or near the capital, Tórshavn. ((The Government of the Faroe Islands. (n.d.). //Føroyar - The Faroe Islands//. https://www.government.fo/en/foreign-relations/about-the-faroe-islands))
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 ==== Language Area ====
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 ==== Varieties ====
+{{:languages:student_sheets:faroese_dialects_and_subdialects.png?400|Dialects of Faroese}}
 <color #ed1c24>Map: Dialects of Faroese</color> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Faroese_Dialects_and_Subdialects.svg
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 Further institutionalisation was achieved by the founding of the //Føroyska málnevndin// (Language Committee of the Faroe Islands) in 1985, which functioned as an advisory institution on language matters. ((faroeislands.fo Official site of the Faroe Islands. (n.d.). //The Faroese Language//. https://www.faroeislands.fo/arts-culture/the-faroese-language))\\
-In 2013, the //Føroyska málnevndin// was replaced by the newly founded and restructured  [[https://malrad.fo/|Málráðið]] (Faroese Language Council) as part of the [[https://www.ammr.fo/en/|Ministry of Social Affairs and Culture]]. Its responsibilities include promoting and developing (e.g. through coining neologisms) the Faroese language, advising individuals, institutions and government bodies on language matters and determining the Faroese spelling (i.e. publication of a unified Faroese spelling dictionary). In contrast to his predecessor is the //Málráðið// authorized to make binding decisisons.((The Faroese Language Council - About Málráðið https://malrad.fo/um-malradid))((Zieseler, L. (2024). 3 Focus on Faroese: Digital Insights into the Smallest North Germanic Language Community. In B. Arendt & G. Reershemius (Ed.), Heritage Languages in the Digital Age: The Case of Autochthonous Minority Languages in Western Europe (pp. 54-76). Bristol, Blue Ridge Summit: Multilingual Matters. https://doi.org/10.21832/9781800414235-006))
+In 2013, the //Føroyska málnevndin// was replaced by the newly founded and restructured  [[https://malrad.fo/|Málráðið]] (Faroese Language Council) as part of the [[https://www.ammr.fo/en/|Ministry of Social Affairs and Culture]]. Its responsibilities include promoting and developing (e.g. through coining neologisms) the Faroese language, advising individuals, institutions and government bodies on language matters and determining the Faroese spelling (i.e. publication of a unified Faroese spelling dictionary). In contrast to his predecessor, the //Málráðið// is authorized to make binding decisisons.((Málráðið. (n.d.). //In English - About Málráðið//. https://malrad.fo/um-malradid)) ((Zieseler, L. (2024). 3 Focus on Faroese: Digital Insights into the Smallest North Germanic Language Community. In B. Arendt & G. Reershemius (Ed.), Heritage Languages in the Digital Age: The Case of Autochthonous Minority Languages in Western Europe (pp. 54-76). Bristol, Blue Ridge Summit: Multilingual Matters. https://doi.org/10.21832/9781800414235-006))