The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of how many British

students

at a University in England were able to speak foreign languages

besides

English, reported from 2000 to 2010.

Overall

, there were little changes that

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be observed. The majority speak Spanish as their

second

language

,

however

, the

German

language

witnessed no changes over the period.

To begin

with, there were about approximately a third of the

students

who spoke Spanish only, who took up the biggest proportion in 2000. Followed by no other

language

(20%), French (15%) and another

language

(15%) combined took up half of the population.

Students

who spoke two other languages and

German

only were about 10% each. In the

second

pie chart, 5% growth could be seen in each category,

besides

no other

language

, French and

German

.

Students

who spoke Spanish only as their

second

language

still took up the biggest percentage of the population exactly 35%. The

second

and third places were followed by

students

who spoke French only and two other languages 20% and 15%, respectively. The

last

three remaining categories,

students

who spoke no other

language

, another

language

and

German

were only 10% each.