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The image presents a table showing the number of high school students speaking various languages at home in one U.S. district for the years 2008 and 2014. Spanish: 2008 - 15,110, 2014 - 28,816; Korean: 2008 - 3,029, 2014 - 2,735; Vietnamese: 2008 - 2,557, 2014 - 1,467; Chinese: 2008 - 1,875, 2014 - 4,670; Arabic: 2008 - 430, 2014 - 1,360; Russian: 2008 - 414, 2014 - 1,166; Hindi: 2008 - 375, 2014 - 430; Tagalog: 2008 - 138, 2014 - 512; Polish: 2008 - 110, 2014 - 82; Nepalese: 2008 - 95, 2014 - 439.
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The table shows high school students what language spark at home in the US in 2008 and 2014, including the number of students in 2008 and 2014.
Overall, students speak Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese more than Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Tagalog, Polish and Nepalese in 2008, but in 2014 there are some changes.
Spanish saw the most dramatic growth, with a 28,816 increase compared to 2014, followed by Chinese with 4,670. Korean and VIetnamese number of students declined grammatically from 2008 to 2014.
Arabic and Russian increased suddenly at 1,302 and 1,656 from 2008 to 2014. However the number of Polish fell slightly110 to 82. Hindi, Tagalog and Nepalese rose in numbers which were spoken at home.
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