The two pie charts provide information about the proportions of British learners in a university who were able to speak additional languages
besides
English in the interval from 2000 to 2010.
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Overall
, whilst the six categories exhibited different shares over the given period, some, Linking Words
such
as Spanish and other Linking Words
language
segments, were considered as the highest figures, Use synonyms
whereas
others, like Germany and two other Linking Words
language
groups, represented the lowest shares.
As the charts illustrate, Spanish started at 30% as the most spoken Use synonyms
language
and grew slightly to 35%, making it the preferred Use synonyms
language
throughout the timeframe. People who did not learn any other Use synonyms
language
accounted for 20% in 2000, but after one decade, the percentage decreased to 10%. Students who speak Use synonyms
addtional
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additional
language
commenced at 15%, before a slight growth to 20%.
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On the other hand
, the proportion of individuals who were able to speak French commenced at 15%, Linking Words
then
it went down to 10%. Linking Words
Finally
, both Germany and two languages speakers sigments experienced a stable pattern at 10%.Linking Words