The pie char below shows the number of native speakers of diiferent languages in Canada in 1996, 2006, and 2016.

The chart depicts the number of native speakers of different
languages
in
Canada
in the
year
1996,2006 and 2016 respectively.
Overall
,
People
like to speak
English
,French and
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languages
in
Canada
.More
people
in
Canada
like to
talk
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English
other than two
languages
. In detail, in the
year
1996
people
in
Canada
talk
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spoke
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English
in
majority
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compared to French
is
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23% and 17% non official
languages
. As
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the year
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year
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years
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go
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in the
year
2006
the
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apply
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people
prefer
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preferred
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to talk in
english
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English
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but the percentage
became
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was
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little
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a little
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less compared to the
year
1996. French and
non official
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non-official
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language has increased compared to the
year
1996. The percentage of native speakers in
Canada
in
the
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apply
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2016. The three
lanugages
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languages
is
flucating
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fluctuating
. Society
speak
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speaks
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57%
English
, 21% of French and 22% of
people
talk
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speak
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non-official language. The majority of
a
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apply
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people
talk
Verb problem
speak
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three
languages
but there is a difference
between
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apply
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in language in the
year
2016. There
is
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was
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a slight
decerease
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decrease
in
english
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English
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, french and non
offical
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official
languages
in the
year
2016.
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