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The image depicts the percentage of New Zealand primary school students learning a second language from 2006 to 2014 by language categories: French fluctuates between approximately 11%-27%, peaking in 2008 and 2010 around 24% and declining to 18% in 2014; Spanish rises from about 7% in 2006 to nearly 20% in 2009, then dips to approximately 12% in 2014; Japanese hovers around 12%-15% until a drop below 10% in 2012, further declining to 7% in 2014; Chinese starts below 10% in 2006, improves above 12% in 2010, dips again to around 9% in 2014; other languages remain fairly stable and German decreases from under 5% to approximately 6% by 2014.
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The given line chart shows how many primary scholl students in percentage learned second language in New Zealand between 2006 and 2014.
Overall, it’s clear that French students showed the biggest proportion while German students showed the lowest proportion in this line graph.
With regard to the more significant proportions French students shows about 30% to learn second language.This is more considrable than the rest countries similarly Spanish students illustrates bigger proportion of learning second language about 25% which is aparted from French students by 5%.Third bigger propotion seen Japanese students abot 17% which is aparted from Japanese students by 8%.The smallest learning second language seen by German students around 7%.Second smaller proportion seen in other student around 10% which is aparted from German students by 3%.Third smaller proportion seen in Chinese students around 13% which is aparted from other students by 3%.
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