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Faroe-ngṳ̄ (føroyskt mál) sê diŏh Faroe Gùng-dō̤ buô-hông dê-kṳ̆ tŭng-hèng gì siŏh cṳ̄ng ngṳ̄-ngiòng, iâ sê Éng-Ĕu Ngṳ̄-hiê (印歐語系) German Ngṳ̄-cŭk â-dā̤ gì ngṳ̄-ngiòng[1], gōng ciā uâ gì dŭ liāng ô 7 uâng nè̤ng.
Faroe-ngṳ̄ | |
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føroyskt mál | |
Tĕ̤k-ĭng | [ˈføːɹɪst ˈmɔaːl] |
Sāi-ê̤ṳng dê-kṳ̆ |
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mū-ngṳ̄ sāi-ê̤ṳng-ciā | 69,000 (2015 nièng) |
ngṳ̄-hiê |
Éng-Ĕu Ngṳ̄-hiê
|
ùng-cê hiê-tūng | Lá-dĭng cê-mō̤ |
Guăng-huŏng dê-ôi | |
guăng-huŏng ngṳ̄-ngiòng |
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ngṳ̄-ngiòng dâi-mā | |
ISO 639-1 |
fo |
ISO 639-2 |
fao |
ISO 639-3 |
fao |
Glottolog |
faro1244 |
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