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The image exhibits a line graph showing estimated numbers of students (in millions) learning English, Spanish, and Mandarin from 2020 to 2030. English starts at approximately 750 million in 2020, sees a slight dip around 2024 to just below 700 million, then rises back to about 750 million by 2030. Spanish begins at just under 200 million in 2020, steadily increases passing 300 million around 2026, and reaching roughly 400 million by 2030. Mandarin starts close to 200 million in 2020, with a consistent upward trajectory passing 300 million around 2028 and approaching 400 million by 2030. Horizontal demarcations are made at 100 million intervals from 0 to 800 million, and vertical demarcations indicate the years in two-year increments from 2020 to 2030.
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The line graph compares three world languages in terms of the number of students from 2020 to 2030.
Overall, the number of Spanish and Mandarin students had a similar upward trend. Meanwhile, the figure of English students had a steady rise.
Students of English language began at 550 in 2020. Following this there was a slight rise to 700 in 2024. Despite going down to 600 in the last one year, the figure of students increased slightly by 150 from 2026 to 2030.
Initially learners of Spanish stood at 200, while Mandarin students began at 100 in 2000. Subsequently, both Spanish and Mandarin learners rose, and reached 300 and 200 respectively. From this point, Mandarin learners considerably increased in the last 4 years to about 600, meanwhile there was slight increase in the number of students Spanish to 500 in 2030.
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