Literature
- Jóansson, Tórður. English Loanwords in Faroese. : Fannir, 1997. ISBN 99918-49-14-9
- Nauerby, Tom. No Nation Is an Island Language, Culture and National Identity in the Faroe Islands. North Atlantic monographs, 3. Arhus, Denmark: SNAI-North Atlantic Publications, 1996. ISBN 87-983424-5-2
- West, John F.: Faroe. Emergence of a Nation, 1972
- Petersen, Hjalmar P.: The Dynamics of Faroese-Danish Language: Winter, 2010. Heidelberg.'
- Petersen, Hjalmar P. 2010 Jakobsen’s Faroese orthography from 1889. In Turið Sigurðard. & Brian Smith (ritstj.). Jakob Jakobsen in Shetland and the Faroes. Shetland Amenity Trust/University of Tórshavn: Lerwick/Tórshavn.
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