Besides, I'm sure there's some people who speak Fraoesee, a language
that doesn't really exist probably but if it does might be related to
Faroese. But yes, Danish is co-official there, so that doesn't really
work.
Mark
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 19:53:28 -0500, Olve Utne <utne(a)nvg.org> wrote:
Hello Mark W.,
At 23:46 09/01/2005 +0000, you wrote:
Name me a monolingual country, and I will show you
a flying pig.
OK: The Faeroe Islands. :-D Now, amidst those flying pigs fluttering
around, I will certainly have to admit that the Faeroese situation is
highly unusual in that respect.... :] But coming to think about it --
there are of course plenty of Danish- and English-speakers there too; along
with Norwegian- and Tagalog-speakers etc.
(Message fading out to sound of pigs dropping to the ground...)
-Olve
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