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The pie charts display the percentage of British scholar in one University in England who able to speak a foreign languages other than English in comparing year in 2000 and 2010.

The pie charts display the percentage of British scholar in one University in England who able to speak a foreign languages other than English in comparing year in 2000 and 2010. jb2VL
The pie charts display the percentage of British scholar in one University in England who able to speak a foreign languages other than English in comparing year in 2000 and 2010. Generally, there were similar trends of British scholar who spoke Spanish in 2000 and 2010. There were increasing number in Spanish language and the other two languages. Following this, in 2000, it clearly that most of British scholar able to spoke a Spanish with nearly one-third (30%). However, one-fifth(20%) of student not able to spoke other foreign languages. There were two type of group that reached the third place, it were French language and another language has similar percentage by 15%. While minority of student could speak German and two other languages accounted for 10% for each group. On the contrary, in 2010, the number of scholar who spoke Spanish increased slightly by more than one-third (35%). While a fifth (20%) of scholar in England can spoke French only. The growth number of scholars who can speak two other languages accounted for 15% climbed slightly from the last decades. There were three group, namely, German language, no other language, and another language were accounted similar by 10% for each group.
The pie charts display the percentage of British
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in one University in England
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to speak a foreign
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languages
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other
than English in comparing year in 2000 and 2010.

Generally
, there were similar trends of British
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scholar
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who
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spoke
Spanish in 2000 and 2010. There were increasing number in Spanish
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language
and the
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other
two languages.

Following this, in 2000, it
clearly
that most of British
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scholar
able to
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spoke
a Spanish with
nearly
one-third (30%).
However
, one-fifth(20%) of student not able to
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spoke
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other
foreign
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languages
. There were two type of group that reached the third place, it were French
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language
and another
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language
has similar percentage by 15%. While minority of student could speak German and two
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other
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languages
accounted for 10% for each group.

On the contrary
, in 2010, the number of
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scholar
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who
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spoke
Spanish increased
slightly
by more than one-third (35%).
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While
a fifth (20%) of
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in England can
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French
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. The growth number of
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scholars
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who
can speak two
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other
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languages
accounted for 15% climbed
slightly
from the last decades. There were three group,
namely
, German
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language
, no
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other
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language
, and another
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language
were accounted
similar by 10% for each group.

IELTS essay The pie charts display the percentage of British scholar in one University in England who able to speak a foreign languages other than English in comparing year in 2000 and 2010.

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