The chart below shows 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 show the percentages of learners from the UK who speak

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language than

English

in the years 2000 and 2010.

Overall

, the proportion of individuals who can only speak

Spanish

was a major part in both years and showed

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growth in 2010. Students

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can only speak one additional language as German and people who can speak more than one foreign

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remained the same and the proportion of people who only speak

English

increased. In 2000, students who spoke only a singular foreign tongue as

Spanish

was the majority with 30% and other tongues in

this

category were German at 10%, French at 15% and any tongue

besides

the given ones at 15%. Multiple language speakers’ portion (

in addition

to

English

) was 15% and 1 of the 5 persons did not speak any speech in 2000. With

Spanish

being the majority again, the category consisting of one overseas tongue speaker surged in 2010. In

this

class, only

Spanish

and unnamed ones showed a rise and French fell, all of them by 5%. Only German speakers and students who can speak multiple foreign tongues remained the same at 10%, and half of the population in the university who only spoke

English

decreased by half in 2010.