The provided graph illustrates the number of students who studied French and Mandarin from 2000 to the present in a school in English.
In general, there has been an upward trend for Mandarin while the number of students who studied French has decreased. A further point of interest is that French is still the most popular language option until at the present time though it has been a downward trend.
Looking at the details, there was a difference between the gap in 2 languages. In 2000, the number of students who chose French peak at 150 instead of around 10 students that chose Mandarin. In the next 5 years, the rate of students choosing French has a substantial fall whereas there was a dramatic rise in the number of students choosing Mandarin.
Since 2005, the number of students choosing French increased slightly to 100, after that fell gradually and has remained at around 90. By contrast, Mandarin had a decline to nearly 60 in 2005 then fluctuated and has stood at nearly 80 till the present.
The provided graph illustrates the
number
of
students
who studied French and Mandarin from 2000 to the present in a school in English.
In general
, there has been an upward trend for Mandarin while the
number
of
students
who studied French has decreased. A
further
point of interest is that French is
still
the most popular language option until at the present time though it has been a downward trend.
Looking at the
details
, there was a difference between the gap in 2 languages. In 2000, the
number
of
students
who chose French peak at 150
instead
of around 10
students
that chose Mandarin. In the
next
5 years, the rate of
students
choosing French has a substantial fall whereas there was a dramatic rise in the
number
of
students
choosing Mandarin.
Since 2005, the
number
of
students
choosing French increased
slightly
to 100, after that fell
gradually
and has remained at around 90. By contrast, Mandarin had a decline to
nearly
60 in 2005 then fluctuated and has stood at
nearly
80 till the present.