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- 'pronoun_genitive'
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- 'pronoun_accusative'
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- 'pronoun_dative'
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- 'adjective_ur'
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- 'adjective_ao'
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- 'adjective_ur_t'
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- 'adjective_ur_urt'
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- 'adjective_ur__'
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- 'adjective_ur__t'
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- 'adjective_ur_ur_urt'
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- 'adjective_a_oe_a'
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- 'adjective_d_t'
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- 'adjective_ir_ar_'
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- 'adjective_a_a_oe'
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- 'adjective_ir_ar_ur'
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grammarTables:
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columnHeader:
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# pronoun_genitive: '#''sa'
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# pronoun_accusative: '#'
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# pronoun_dative: '#'
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# adjective_ur: ''
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# adjective_ao: 'ø'
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# adjective_ur_t: ''
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# adjective_ur_urt: 'ur'
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examples: [':Mikkjal', ':Sigga']
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ideas:
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-
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pronoun_genitive: '#''sa'
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pronoun_accusative: '#'
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pronoun_dative: '#'
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# adjective_ur: ''
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# adjective_ao: 'ø'
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# adjective_ur_t: ''
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# adjective_ur_urt: 'ur'
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examples: ['💫', '💙']
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mirror:
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route: 'spegl'
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name: 'Normative forms'
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description:
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Because of the limitations of <language> grammar, or simply because they just prefer it that way,
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many nonbinary people decide to simply use “he” ({/on=„on”}) or “she” ({/ona=„ona”})
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Because of the limitations of Faroese grammar, or simply because they just prefer it that way,
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many non-binary people decide to simply use "he" ({/hann="hann"}) or "hon" ({/hon="hon"})
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– either the same as their gender assigned at birth or the opposite.
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That doesn't make them any less nonbinary! Pronouns ≠ gender.
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table: { on: 'Masculine', ona: 'Feminine' }
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That doesn't make them any less non-binary! Pronouns ≠ gender.
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table: { hann: 'Masculine', hon: 'Feminine' }
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name: 'Neutrative forms'
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description:
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Faroese has three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine and neuther. Why don't enbies simply use neuter then?
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The thing is, historically this grammatical gender has only been applied to some inanimate objects and animals, and also kids (in a very limited way).
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To apply it for adults sounds dehumanizing for most cis listeners and using the neuter forms of verbs in the 1st and 2nd person is so rare that
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listeners (falsely) think that it's incorrect. Eg. one could say "barnið er sv<strong>a</strong>ng<strong>t</strong>" (="the kid is hungry"),
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but the kid themselves would use the forms corresponding to their assigned gender: "sv<strong>a</strong>ng<strong>ur</strong>/sv<strong>o</strong>ng"
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but not "sv<strong>a</strong>ng<strong>t</strong>".
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In a way, a parallel could be drawn between the Faroese neuter forms and the English "it" pronoun. To call someone an "it" is
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offensive – unless it itself wants to use "it/its". However, most non-binary people don't opt for the neuter "it/its".
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table: { tað: 'Neuter' }
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name: 'Plural forms'
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description:
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Using plural forms to describe a single person is basically a loan translation of the English
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{https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/singular-nonbinary-they="singular they"}. Keep in mind, though, that Faroesespeakers aren't yet too used to
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the idea of referring to one person in plural forms, so it might lead to misunderstandings.
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The bad news is that there's still three grammatical genders in plural (masculine, feminne, and neuter).
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Though the plural neutral adjectives often matches the singular feminine adjectives, which is why most enbies who use {/tey="tey/teirra"} pronouns
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decide to use feminine adjectives. But, whichever forms are chosen by a person, the plurality itself already points to them being non-binary.
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table: { tey: 'Feminine plurals' }
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name: 'Neopronouns (nýfornøvn)'
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description:
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The pronouns {/hinn=hinn} are a set of pronouns that LGBT+ Faroe Islands and the Language Council collaborated on, in order to make a gender neutral pronoun.
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It is inspired by the Swedish "hen".
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The project unfortunately never crossed the finish line, and seems to be stuck in limbo right now.
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It is thus currently a bit unclear exactly how they imagine the pronoun to work.
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table: { hinn: '' }
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name: 'Placeholder forms'
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description:
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Another approach is to take the parts of a word that differ between the gendered forms, and to use a placeholder to merge the parts together.
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For instance "you are good" can be translated as "tú ert góð<strong>/</strong>ur".
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The main usage of such forms is to address a group of people or an unspecified person, however non-binary people could use a similar approach too.
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It's very easy to understand the intent behind using those forms, even to listeners unfamiliar with the concept of non-binary.
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The main disadvantage is that in most cases they are only used in writing, while being hard to pronounce.
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name: 'Interchangeable forms'
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description:
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Non-binary people might use more than one form interchangeably and are fine with being any of them.
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faq:
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enabled: true
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header: 'Persóns- og familjulýsingar'
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values:
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- 'persónur'
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- 'maður'
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- 'kvinna'
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# - 'persónur'
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# - 'jassur'
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# - 'knassi'
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# - 'stavnur'
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locale/fo/pronouns/EnglishTable.vue
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locale/fo/pronouns/EnglishTable.vue
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<script setup lang="ts">
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import { loadPronouns } from '~/src/data.ts';
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defineProps<{
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table: Record<string, string>;
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}>();
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const config = useConfig();
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const pronouns = await loadPronouns(config);
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</script>
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<template>
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<div class="table-responsive">
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<table class="table text-nowrap">
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<thead>
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<tr>
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<th></th>
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<th><em>I am thirsty</em></th>
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<th><em>Do you want to do it yourself?</em></th>
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<th><em>Somebody told them they are pretty</em></th>
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</tr>
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</thead>
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<tbody>
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<tr v-for="(description, pronoun) in table">
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<th>
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<nuxt-link :to="`/${pronouns[pronoun].canonicalName}`">
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{{ pronouns[pronoun].name() }}
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<br v-if="description">
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<small>{{ description }}</small>
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</nuxt-link>
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</th>
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<td v-if="pronouns[pronoun].plural[0]">
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Eg eri tyst<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur__ }}</strong>
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</td>
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<td v-else>
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Eg eri tyst<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur__ }}</strong>
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</td>
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<td v-if="pronouns[pronoun].plural[0]">
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Vilt tú gera tað
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sjálv<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur__t }}</strong>?
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</td>
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<td v-else>
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Vilt tú gera tað
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sjálv<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur__t }}</strong>?
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</td>
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<td v-if="pronouns[pronoun].plural[0]">
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Onkur segði at [<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.pronoun_nominative }}</strong>] eru
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v<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_a_oe_a }}</strong>k<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur_ur_urt }}</strong>
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</td>
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<td v-else>
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Onkur segði at [<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.pronoun_nominative }}</strong>] er
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v<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_a_oe_a }}</strong>k<strong>{{ pronouns[pronoun].morphemes.adjective_ur_ur_urt }}</strong>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</tbody>
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</table>
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</div>
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</template>
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singular plural
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Eg haldi {pronoun_nominative} er fitt{adjective_ur}. Eg haldi {pronoun_nominative} eru fitt{adjective_ur}.
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Eg haldi {pronoun_nominative} er fitt{adjective_ur__}. Eg haldi {pronoun_nominative} eru fitt{adjective_ir_ar_}.
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Eg møtti {pronoun_accusative} stutt síðani. Eg møtti {pronoun_accusative} stutt síðani.
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Er hattar {pronoun_genitive} hundur? Er hattar {pronoun_genitive} hundur?
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{'pronoun_nominative} fortaldi mær at húsið er {pronoun_genitive}. {pronoun_nominative} fortaldu mær at húsið er {pronoun_genitive}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} segði at {pronoun_nominative} vil heldur gera tað sjálv{adjective_ur_t}. {pronoun_nominative} søgdu at {pronoun_nominative} vilja heldur gera tað sjálv{adjective_ur_t}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} er so v{adjective_ao}k{adjective_ur_urt}. {pronoun_nominative} eru so v{adjective_ao}k{adjective_ur_urt}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} svaraði telefonina. {pronoun_nominative} svaraðu telefonina.
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{'pronoun_nominative} fortaldi mær at húsið er {pronoun_genitive}. {'pronoun_nominative} fortaldu mær at húsið er {pronoun_genitive}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} segði at {pronoun_nominative} vil heldur gera tað sjálv{adjective_ur__t}. {'pronoun_nominative} søgdu at {pronoun_nominative} vilja heldur gera tað sjálv{adjective_ir_ar_}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} er so v{adjective_a_oe_a}k{adjective_ur_ur_urt}. {'pronoun_nominative} eru so v{adjective_a_a_oe}k{adjective_ir_ar_ur}.
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{'pronoun_nominative} svaraði telefonina. {'pronoun_nominative} svaraðu telefonina.
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Eg tosaði við {pronoun_dative} í gjár. Eg tosaði við {pronoun_dative} í gjár.
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Hevur tú hug at fara í biograf saman við {pronoun_dative}? Hevur tú hug at fara í biograf saman við {pronoun_dative}?
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Mín yndislitur er lilla, {pronoun_genitive} er gult. Mín yndislitur er lilla, {pronoun_genitive} er gult.
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Eg haldi at {pronoun_nominative} er "slay". Eg haldi at {pronoun_nominative} eru "slay".
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{'pronoun_nominative} vil sparka fótbólt. {'pronoun_nominative} vilja sparka fótbólt.
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{'pronoun_nominative} vil sparka fótbólt. {'pronoun_nominative} vilja sparka fótbólt.
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key description normative pronoun_nominative pronoun_accusative pronoun_dative pronoun_genitive adjective_ur adjective_ao adjective_ur_t adjective_ur_urt plural pluralHonorific pronounceable history thirdForm smallForm sourcesInfo
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hann,hann/hansara Normativt “hann/hansara” TRUE hann hann honum hansara ur a ur ur FALSE FALSE TRUE
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hon,hon/hennara Normativt “hon/hennara” TRUE hon hana henni hennara ø ur FALSE FALSE TRUE
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tey,tey/teirra """Tey"" í eintali" TRUE tey tey teimum teirra ø ur TRUE FALSE TRUE """tey"" í eintali er brúkt av sumi sum hava fyngi íblástur frá enska málinum, hvar ""they"" í eintali hevur verði brúkt {https://www.academicwritingsuccess.com/the-astonishing-history-of-singular-they/=síðani seinnu helvtina av 1300 talinum}."
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tað,tað/tess "Normativt ""tað/tess""" TRUE tað tað tí tess a t urt FALSE FALSE TRUE "Hóast ""tað"" er ofta brúkt fyri lutir/djór/smábørn, ikki vaksin fólk, so eru tað summi fólk sum vilja vera umtala soleiðis. Um onkur vil hava at tú kallar tað fyri ""tað"", so er einki nirðandi við tí – tá vísur tú faktist virðing. Men minst til at tað/tess fornøvn hava søguliga verði brúkt transfobiskt, so bara brúk tað við fólk sum vilja at tú gert so."
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hinn,hinn/hins "Ikki-normativt ""hinn/hins""" FALSE hinn hinn hinnum hins ø ur FALSE FALSE TRUE """Hinn/hins"" eru fornøvn í ein málsnevnd arbeiðir víð at smíða saman. Tað hevur íblástur frá svenska ""hen""."
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key description normative pronoun_nominative pronoun_accusative pronoun_dative pronoun_genitive adjective_ur__ adjective_ur__t adjective_ur_ur_urt adjective_a_oe_a adjective_d_t adjective_ir_ar_ adjective_a_a_oe adjective_ir_ar_ur plural pluralHonorific pronounceable history thirdForm smallForm sourcesInfo
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hann,hann/hansara Normativt “hann/hansara” TRUE hann hann honum hansara ur ur ur a d ir a ir FALSE FALSE TRUE
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hon,hon/hennara Normativt “hon/hennara” TRUE hon hana henni hennara ur ø d ar a ar FALSE FALSE TRUE
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tey,tey/teirra """Tey"" í eintali" TRUE tey tey teimum teirra ur ø d ø ur TRUE FALSE TRUE """tey"" í eintali er brúkt av sumi sum hava fyngi íblástur frá enska málinum, hvar ""they"" í eintali hevur verði brúkt {https://www.academicwritingsuccess.com/the-astonishing-history-of-singular-they/=síðani seinnu helvtina av 1300 talinum}."
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tað,tað/tess "Normativt ""tað/tess""" TRUE tað tað tí tess t urt a t FALSE FALSE TRUE "Hóast ""tað"" er ofta brúkt fyri lutir/djór/smábørn, ikki vaksin fólk, so eru tað summi fólk sum vilja vera umtala soleiðis. Um onkur vil hava at tú kallar tað fyri ""tað"", so er einki nirðandi við tí – tá vísur tú faktist virðing. Men minst til at tað/tess fornøvn hava søguliga verði brúkt transfobiskt, so bara brúk tað við fólk sum vilja at tú gert so."
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hinn,hinn/hins "Ikki-normativt ""hinn/hins""" FALSE hinn hinn hinnum hins ur ø d FALSE FALSE TRUE """Hinn/hins"" eru fornøvn í ein málsnevnd arbeiðir víð at smíða saman. Tað hevur íblástur frá svenska ""hen""."
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sleppa undan fornøvn við passivari rødd, ella við at umorða setningin.
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Sí: {https://web.archive.org/web/20211214214513/https://twitter.com/lypomania/status/1290274971642544128=lypomania's guide},
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{https://web.archive.org/web/20230326021305/https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Nullpronominal=Nullpronominal á LGBTA Wiki}
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# button: 'Ger eitt leinki við einum navni ella byrjanarstavi'
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# base: 'Navn ella byrjanarstav'
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button: 'Ger eitt leinki við einum navni ella byrjanarstavi'
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base: 'Navn ella byrjanarstav'
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emoji:
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button: 'Ger eitt leinki við eitt kenslutekn'
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base: 'Kenslutekn (minst til at skifta til knappaborðið við kensluteknum á tínari eind)'
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english:
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header: 'English'
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headerLong: 'An overview in English'
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headerLonger: 'An overview of <language> nonbinary pronouns'
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description: 'If you don''t speak <language>, yet still are interested in how this language tries to cope with the omnipresent binaries, we''ve prepared a short overview of those ideas in English.'
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headerLonger: 'An overview of Faroese non-binary pronouns'
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description: 'If you don''t speak Faroese, yet still are interested in how this language tries to cope with the omnipresent binaries, we''ve prepared a short overview of those ideas in English.'
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intro:
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A summary in English…
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Faroese is a strongly gendered language: even saying something as simple as "I'm hungry" requires specifying which gender you are.
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It's problematic for non-binary people, because we cannot simply switch one set of pronouns for another to express our identity.
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We cannot simply switch one set of pronouns for another to express our identity. We also need to pick either binary from of adjectives,
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or come up with new neutral forms for the adjectives and declined forms of pronouns. (also: some nouns like "prime minister",
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are gendered as well, although there is already a trend to come up with neutral alternatives, especially in the case where the noun is masculine.)
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This website is an effort to put together, in a structured and accessible way, the existing ideas for less gendered pronouns
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and other forms. This version is in Faroese (see: [tags] {/fornøvn=Fornøvn}), but if you don't speak it, yet are still interested in how this language
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tries to cope with the omnipresent binaries, we've prepared a short overview of those ideas in English.
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contact:
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header: 'Samband'
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