The illustrated graph shows the number of people who had issues with languages over three decades.
Overall, the number of individuals with language-related problems increased sharply for 15 years. It is noticeable that 30 years ago it was the lowest number of people who had that illness, what is only 2 people for 100.000 population; however, in 10 years this number rose suddenly from 2 to 7. Generally, it was the biggest increase vie it is still going up till now; 15 years ago, it remained stable for 5 years, at this time the number fluctuated between 7-7,5 people for 100.000 population.
Consequently, this whole period of time the amount of sicknesses was rising and for the past 5 years and in our modern time it reaches the peak, what is 9 people who have illness related to language. In conclusion, for the last 30 years the number of people who have issues with language increased from 2 to 9.
