The pie charts illustrate the percentage of British learners who have the ability to speak foreign languages in one administration in England in two periods in 2010 and 2000.
Overall
, it is clearly seen that there were significant differences. Spanish was the popular tongue over periods and followed another language. Linking Words
While
the rest of the accents had a close ratio over the years.
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To begin
with, it is evident that Spanish recorded the biggest sector in 2010 and 2000 approximately 35% and a quarter respectively. Linking Words
In addition
, a clear trend can be observed that in 2010, a fifth of other languages were the second most famous, Linking Words
by contrast
, no other accent had the same proportion in 2000.
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Further
analyzing the data, one striking observation is that there was little to no fluctuation in several tongues over a time frame which remarked only one_in_ten in Germany and two other languages. What is more, no other language increased double in 2000 by around 20%. Compared to Spanish, the rest of the accents were the lowest popular over the two periods.Linking Words
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