Convergence in Faro-Danish

Hjalmar P. Petersen

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Faro-Danish, sometimes also called Gøtudanskt (lit.: Street-Danish, as it is called by people on the islands), is a highly proficient L2 Danish spo ken on the Faroe Islands, where the first language of the inhabitants is typically Faroese. According to Poulsen (1998), the term Gøtudanskt

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