The pie charts illustrate the percentage of British college
students
capable of conversing in languages other than English from 2000 to 2010.
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Overall
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it is clear that
there was an upward trend in the prevalence of Spanish and some other languages, Linking Words
whereas
French demonstrated a decline, and German maintained consistent representation over Linking Words
ten-year
period.
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a ten-year
To begin
with, Spanish emerged as the most commonly spoken language among Linking Words
students
, displaying a marginal increase from 30% to 35%. Use synonyms
Subsequently
, there was Linking Words
also
a slight rise of 5% in the rates of Linking Words
students
conversant in another language, from 15% to 20%, and in two other languages, from 10% to 15%.
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Conversely
, the percentage of Linking Words
students
proficient in French decreased from 15% to 10%, Use synonyms
while
the number of Linking Words
students
who did not speak any other language Use synonyms
also
declined from 20% to 10%. Surprisingly, the proportion of Linking Words
students
speaking German remained stable at 10% throughout the years 2000 to 2010.Use synonyms
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