The table below shows the kinds of second languages Korean students learned and the line graph describes how many Korean students went overseas to study between 1980 and 2005.

There are two figures that display

Korean

students

' behaviours.

Firstly

,The table chart illustrates the proportion of languages which

students

learned as a second language from 1980 to 2005.

Secondly

,the line graph presents the

number

of

Korean

students

who went to study abroad between 1980 and 2000.

Overall

it can be seen that English was the most selected language in all the periods given and In that period,

Korean

students

went overseas at an increasing rate in all countries.

To begin

with,All of the

Korean

students

studied English as their second language but the second place was between Japanese and Chinese.

That is

to say,The percentage of Chinese chosen gradually rose up from 5% to reach a peak at 26% in 2005

while

, the Japanese had a more fluctuating trend starting with 12% of

students

and

then

increased

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exponentially to peak at 30% in 1990 but after that

year

, the percentage levelled off to the same

number

as the beginning.

Additionally

,French and others had a small minority accounting for around 10% throughout those years. Moving on to the line graph,In the first five-

year

period,Only less than 40

thousand

students

went overseas.

However

,after the

year

1985,the

number

of

students

studying in America grew exponentially to 120

thousand

in 1995 and

then

remained constant.

Korean

students

also

went to China at a gradually increased rate from 20 to 50

thousand

in 2000.Japan became a more popular destination because the

number

climbed up significantly after the

year

1990 to reach a stagnant point in the

year

1995.

Finally

,others had some degree of level up in the same

year

as Japan which was around 10

thousand

to 20

thousand

in the

year

1995.