The three graphs illustrate the proportion of people who spoke English, French, and non-official languages in the nation of Canada across 3 different years; 1996, 2006 and 2016.
The pie charts, there are three pie charts in a gap of a decade that is 1996, 2006, and 2016, which include the informations related to languages which spoke by natives of the Canada. In overview, in all three terms, eng
the pie chart depict the information about the different category of languages which were spoken by native speakers of canadian nationals over a different year of period in 1996 2006 and 2016
The pie charts compare the number of English, French and non-official language speakers in canada, every 10 years from 1996 to 2016. Overall, during the 20-year span, English was the main language spoken in Canada.
The provided information illustrates the proportion of Canadian spoke three significant languages such as Urdu, Chinese, and English in the year 1980 and 1990.
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Due to reasons like immgrant and goverment policy,there is an obvious change in the number of native speaker in Canada, which can be indicated from the pie chart above.
The given pie charts interpret the information about the Languages that were spoken by the people of Canada in the three years each between a gap of a decade. There are three categories English, French, and Non-Official