Yes, of course. But it doesn't make sense. The American point of view is not everyone's point of view. And if I were to use "foreign language" as a category, it wouldn't be "non-English" but "non-German." And so "foreign language" merely means "language not your own," nothing more. Except you have a completely America-centric world view, which I didn't think was the case here.
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Date: 2010-07-09 03:07 pm (UTC)