The charts below show the proportions of British students at one university in england who were able to speak other languages in addition to English,in 2000 and 2010

The two pie charts give the

number

of British

students

who can speak

languages

other than English at a university in England in 2000 and 2010.

Overall

, at the beginning of

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most of the

students

can

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only speak Spanish ,

while

the

number

of

students

able to speak German and the

students

who

can

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speak the other two

languages

are

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were

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few. In comparison,

at the end

of the period the highest refers to the

number

of

students

who can speak Spanish and

lowest

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the lowest

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is the

quantity

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of

students

who cannot speak other

languages

. In 2000, the

number

of

students

of the first type,

that is

,

students

who can speak Spanish, was 30

percent

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per cent

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, and the

number

of

students

of the second kind was 10

percent

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per cent

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. By 2016, the

number

of

students

of the first and second

type

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types

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increased by 5

percent

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. The

number

of

students

who cannot speak other

languages

has decreased sharply in a decade. The amount of

students

who can speak French

has

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slowly declined by five

percent

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per cent

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year-on-year from 2000-2010.