An administrator needs to design a table that will include foreign words. Which of the following is the best option for storing non-native language characters?

VARCHAR stores variable-length strings of non-Unicode characters and primarily supports single-byte character sets, which is insufficient for many foreign languages.

NVARCHAR is a Unicode character data type that stores variable-length strings of Unicode characters. This data type is crucial for supporting multiple languages and special characters beyond the basic ASCII set, ensuring that foreign words are stored and retrieved correctly.

CLOB (Character Large Object) is used for very large character data, but its inherent Unicode support depends on the database's character set and it is typically overkill for individual foreign words.

CHAR stores fixed-length strings of non-Unicode characters and also primarily supports single-byte character sets, making it unsuitable for foreign language characters.