The official languages of Tahiti and her islands are French and Tahitian. Although French is used in schools and business, the Tahitian language is still preferred by most islanders in their homes.
So, a treaty is a kind of executive agreement, one in which two thirds of the senate has provided advice and consent.. That language comes from Article II, Section 2, Clause 2 of the Constitution. This clause defines the procedure and authority for creating treaties. Its text:
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS WITHOUT SENATE APPROVAL. The capacity of the United States to enter into agreements with other nations is not exhausted in the treaty-making power. The Constitution recognizes a distinction between ''treaties'' and ''agreements'' or ''compacts'' but does not indicate what the difference is.