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In this article, we ask how asymmetrical bilinguals with Faroese (FA) as their L(anguage)1 and Faro-Danish (FADA) as their first L2 pronounce the Danish (DA) long vowels. We investigate which of the following three alternatives reflects the actual situation: 1. there is an interaction between the two phonetic subsystems; 2. speakers use Danish pronunciation; or 3. they simply impose the Faroese phonological system onto their Faro-Danish pronunciation. By describing the vowel system of Faro-Danish, this study contributes significantly to the yet unexplored field of Faro-Danish phonetics, as well as revealing some of the linguistic dynamics that characterizes the bilingual situation in the Faroe Islands. Urtak Her verður kannað, hvussu asymmetriskir tvimaelingar við foroyskum sum M(al)1 og foroyskum-donskum sum M2 bera fram donsk sjalvljoð. Vit kanna, um sinamillum avirkan er imillum taer fonetisku skipanirnar, ella um talandi nýta eina danska uttalu ella ota foroyskar framburðarvanar niður yvir foroyskt-danskt. Henda lýsing okkara av foroyskum-donskum leggur eitt klipi afturat lýsingini av hesum variantinum av donskum.

Vowel Values in L2 Speech: A Case Study of Faro-Danish / Sjálvljóðavirði í føroyskum-donskum