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 pie charts demonstrate to us the percentages of British students who can only speak their own tongue and

also

the other five tongues except English in the years 2000 and 2010.

Firstly

, We can clearly see in the first pie chart which illustrates 2000 that Spanish is

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by %30.

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virtually similar. The ratios of both The French only and Another

language

are covering %15 segments on the picture.

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, The population of German speakers and two other

language

speakers have an equal percentage

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%10 .

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we must supplement that they form the smallest areas.

Secondly

, The other pie chart shows us the changes in rates of topics over 10 years. That the percentages do not change abruptly is undeniably real.

Besides

, Spanish is

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the top option, with a 5 per cent increase, as above. The other

language

and two other languages seem to raise their percentage by %5.

Nonetheless

, We can analyse that there is a dramatic fall -from %20

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in no other

language

.

Similarly

, The French is the second topic and its portion decreased by %5 . The

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protect their position with identical rate (%10).

Overall

, Spanish was the favourite tongue of the British at that university after English from 2000 to the following 10 years. The growth and contraction of the proportions of other speakers progressed smoothly.