Faroese: Languages of the World: Introductory Overviews

Alexander Arguelles presents a series of videos to provide introductory overviews of the languages of the world. Working diachronically through various language families in turn, he demonstrates how to identify each language, translates a text sample to show how it works, and discusses its genetic affiliation and cultural context. For further information about the series, please refer to http://www.foreignlanguageexpertise.com/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• polyglottery
• polyglots
• foreign
• language
• learning
• Faroese

[Superniemeyer]

he speaks very pore faroese but it is a very good atempt at it for not being from the islands not like us faroese VIT FØROYINGAR!!!!

[Jegshimash]

Bad man, no word is pronounced correctly, but good try :P

[TheFaroeseGamer]

It sounds like Norwegian NOT Faroese!

[DJW519]

"Faroese: A Language Course for Beginners." When I first looked it up on Amazon about a year ago, there were two books accompanied by CD's: One for complete beginners, and another for those who'd already attained the basics. Unfortunately, it seems that Lockwood's work is once again the only one for those wishing to to study this language. Could anybody find a site where this work is NOT listed as "currently unavailable"?

[rogvijoensen]

og helviti hann dugur illa!

that has nearly nothing to do with faroese language!

[abcd09618]

@Superniemeyer já þið færeyingar, elsku frændur

[soccergirldiva]

Are you Icelandic ? You have an Icelandic accent . A lot of the words were off ... my I say the same, very good attempt .

[soccergirldiva]

@Superniemeyer yesssss .... Føroyar er bestttt . He sounds Icelandic . Those Icelandic's .... always trying to act like us ;)

[Hampstead343]

He clearly mentions that faroese is very unphonetic and that he wouldn't even come as close as the actual pronunciation.

[yurismir1]

@beini321 That wasn't my question.

[beini321]

@yurismir1 icelandic is a superior language :)

[TheJuicysaturday]

aha, ljódar meira sum Íslendskt?

men ja, hann roynir ;)).