The pie charts compare the ability of language skills except English of British learners at university in England, in 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it is easy to notice that throughout 10 years students who know spanish language barely increased, as people who know two other languages. While, learners who know only their native language decreased two times, by 2010.
In the start of the 21st century, proportion of British students from the university in England, who were able to speak Spanish in addition to English, accounted for nearly the one third of pie (30%). Following that, learners who were speak German and two other languages consisted for 10%, and French with another languages 15% separately. England university students had 20% of students who were know only their native English.
After 10 years, the situation had some changes due to a huge competition. Spanish became most popular language that students know (35%), while students who were able to speak another languages grew by 20%. Two other languages that learners know become the third popular language (15%). Other French, German and British learners who able to speak only in their native language amounted for 10%.