The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of British
students
at the particular university who were able to speak additional languages in two years (2000 and 2010).
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while
Spanish remained the most popular single Linking Words
language
, the percentage of Use synonyms
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who spoke no other Use synonyms
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saw a significant decrease.
German was the only Use synonyms
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whose percentages had not have never changed.
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Spanish
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languages
students
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knew
language
climbed from 15% to 20% and Use synonyms
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two other languages rose from 10% to 15% in 2010.
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In contrast
, the proportion of Linking Words
students
who spoke no other Use synonyms
language
halved, dropping from 20% to 10%. French Use synonyms
also
saw a decrease, falling from 15% to 10%.
Meanwhile, the percentage of German speakers remained completely stable at 10% throughout the period.Linking Words