Deletion of List of Presidents of the United States who knew a language other than English

Comment: What do you call a person who speaks one language?  An People of the United States|American.  But seriously, folks ... the languages a President can speak has been a campaign issue since Martin van Buren, raised speaking Dutch, learned English as a second language.  Presidents nowadays are expected to speak Spanish and at least one other foreign language. George W. Bush|Dubya's poor language skills in English and his relatively good skills in Spanish was a political football. This is not merely an ''interesting'' list, but a ''useful'' article for our core readership - high school and college students who need to learn more American history.  I |understand why the nom see this as trivial, but this is an |odd list that should be kept
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Assume good faith (WP:AGF||WP:ODD)

Comment: but cleanup. I think the article should be converted to |proseline because at first glance it does look like trivia. And the title of the article is terrible, btw. '''Erpert
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Manual of Style (WP:PROSE)

Comment: Non-trivial list based on a characteristic that has been commented upon many, many times throughout the entire history of the country. There have been issues as to how to name it, but that is irrelevant to an AfD and can be handled on the talk page. Further,  states that lists are considered non-trivial and notable if their has been commentary on such a group. That NYT article provided above, and many others, discuss the concept of Presidential linguistic abilities throughout time and how they affected politics, policy, and relations, and cannot be considered as similar to the "broccoli" article, which just talks of two people rather than "Presidents" in general. かんぱい
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:LISTN)