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 Diagrams compare the percentages of British
students
at one
university in England who spoke other languages
in addition
to English
. The language
settings range from French only, German only, Spanish only, another
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and another
language
, to two
other languages
, and significant differences between the years 2000 and 2020 are evident.
According to
the charts, firstly
, in 2000, students
who spoke English
only dominated 30 percent
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per cent
This
pattern continued until 2010 when it climbed around 5 percent
. Meanwhile, pupils who can speak two
languages
, with English
being their first language
, have 10 to 20 percent
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per cent
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students
English
and French accounted for 15 percent
of the population in 2010, then
slightly inclined at 10 percent
in 10 years.
Secondly
, the ability to speak another language
or more, excluding French, German, and Spanish, has 10 to 20 percent
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per cent
For example
, university students
who applied to two
languages
in 2010 had a 15 percent
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per cent
percent
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per cent
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two
other languages
in 2000, then
reach up to 15 in one
decade.
Overall
, British students
at one
university in England predominately speak one
language
; those following can speak another language
except French, German, and Spanish.Submitted by Muha on
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