The pie chart below shows the number of native speakers of different languages in canada in 1996, 2006 and 2016.

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of natives of several languages in Canada in 1980 and 1990.

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, it can be seen that the amount of local citizens of other languages stayed the same in both years

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increased.

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, English speakers decreased rather

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indicators. Issues related to the pie charts that the proportion of

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of other languages did not change (6%). Other cases with Chinese and Urdu have minor progressions. To be

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, Urdu

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number grew up from 15% to 28% whilst Chinese

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experienced a moderate growth from 9% to 11%. Turning to the largest part of

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in 1980 were more individuals (70%) who had English as a mother tongue, but in

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became (55%)

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language was the most popular type of conversion in Canada.