Foreign Language

A foreign language refers to any language that is not the native or primary language of a person, community, or country. It is a language spoken or used by people in a region or nation other than where the person is originally from or resides. For example: English can be a foreign language for someone who speaks Spanish as their first language. Spanish is a foreign language for someone who speaks French natively. Foreign languages are often learned by individuals for various reasons, including travel, business, cultural understanding, or academic purposes.