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describe piechart given about each language spoken by student in the university

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Pie charts illustrate the number of
students
 that were able to speak each
language
--only French, only German, only
Spanish
, another
language
, no other
language
 and two other languages-- at one university in the UK in 2000 and 2010. The figures are given in percentages. Overall, in both years
Spanish
 was the wide spoken
language
 for pupils;
moreover
, German-speaking
students
 remain in the same proportion.
First
 of all,
students
 who spoke only
Spanish
, two other languages and another
language
 were all 5 per
cent
 increased in 2010.
Students
 who only speak
Spanish
 were the major
language
 spoken by 35 per
cent
,
therefore
.
Students
 tended to speak more other languages than those French,
Spanish
 and German which result in a 5 per
cent
 increase from the year 2000 to 20 per
cent
 which was the
second
 largest group in 2010.
Furthermore
,in 2010
students
 were more interested in speaking 2 languages which the amount increased from 10 per
cent
 in 2000 to 15 per
cent
.
On the other hand
, in 2010, interest in speaking French decreased from 15 per
cent
 to 10 per
cent
.
Besides
,
students
 who can not speak any other
language
 than English decreased by half from 20 per
cent
 to 10 per
cent
.
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