The charts below show the proportions of British students at one university in England who were able to speak other languages
The pie chart compares data about British student who was able to speak different
languages
at the university of England in the year
2000 and 2010.
Overall
, The chart shows that students
were more interested in some languages
and their interests gradually increase over the years
. However
, there are some similarities between the given time.
Firstly
, Let us look at those students
who were able to speak more. It is noticeable that for both
years
the Spanish language
was the highest: 65%. If we see according to
years
, it was 30% in the year
2000 and 35% in 2010.Another language
was the second most interesting language
that students
learned and also
it was the second largest percentage for both
years
.
Turning now to similarities and least interesting languages
. Two other languages
and German remained the same in both
years
. It was 10% with the least interest of students
. However
, no other language
and french students
were good at learning in the year
2000, but somehow in the year
2010 they have shown less interest in both
languages
and it also
faces a downward trend.Submitted by pawanpreetkaur653 on
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