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According to Hjalmar Petersen in: Tórður Jóansson: English loanwords in Faroese. Tórshavn: Fannir 1997, S. 45 (in red: later corrections, 21. July 2008). In green: corrections of German Wikipedia article de:Färöische Sprache
Faroese's genitive case is on its way to obsolenscence (cf. German undergoing a similar process). Outside some fixed combination, preposition mostly govern the accusative instead.[citation needed] Possession marking is then assured by possessive pronouns or the couple hjá'with'/ á'on' (and marginally by at'to'). E.g, hendin á mér'my hand [lit: hand on me]', tölvan hjá mér'my computer [lit: computer with me]' (existing beside hendin mín, tölvan mín).[29]