foreign language, n.Definitions

A Foreign language is a doorway into a culture. A language which we do not know is a fortress sealed.

A Foreign language modern man is educated to understand and yet he misunderstands foreigners.

A Foreign language is a thing in which humor is the first of the gifts to perish.

A Foreign language is a window into one's own language. He who does not know foreign languages does not know anything about his own.

A Foreign language is thing which to not understand in another person is also to be incapable of understand that person's silence.

A Foreign language is a greater delight to speak a bit of than a lot of, just as pleasure goes along with superficial knowledge.

Foreign language is the best and simplest opportunity of getting our ideas disentangled from the swaddling clothes of their native syntax.

The Foreign language is an easy enough thing to speak, but sometimes it is difficult making the idiot natives understand their own language.