The charts show the
percentage
of the British students, who are able to speak Use synonyms
languages
other than English, in 2000 and in 2010. In 2000, 20% of the British students were not able to speak another language. But in 2010 the number has decreased to 10%, which is good because it shows that more people have learned other Use synonyms
languages
well.
The biggest Use synonyms
percentage
had Spanish only with 30% in 2000. Use synonyms
However
, it has increased by 5% and is in 2010 still the highest Linking Words
percentage
with 35%.
In 2000, German only and two other Use synonyms
languages
were the lowest ones, both with 10%. Use synonyms
While
in 2010 French only, German only and two other Linking Words
languages
show the lowest Use synonyms
percentage
, Use synonyms
while
all of them got 10%. All in all, the Linking Words
percentage
of German only in 2000 and 2010 hasn't changed. The Use synonyms
percentage
of French only has decreased by 5%. No other Use synonyms
languages
Use synonyms
percentage
was reduced by the half from the 20% in 2000 to 10% in 2010.
The number of people, who are speaking two other Use synonyms
languages
has increased by half: In 2000 there were 10% and in 2010 there are 15%.
Another interesting fact is that the Use synonyms
percentage
of another language has improved as well: from 15% to 20%.
But still, the most common learned language is Spanish only: In 2000 there were 30% of English students, who spoke it fluently, Use synonyms
while
in 2010 the number has increased Linking Words
further
to 35%.Linking Words
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