The pie charts illustrate how prevalent second languages were among two sexes in Bangladesh.
Overall, the vast majority of both men and women students opted for studying English, with the data recorded in women surpassed that in men. It is also reported that German was the least common among male students, as was the case for Arabic among the opposite sex.
In terms of English and Spanish, about one-third of the number of male students opted for the former, while this accounted for 44% in the second chart. This data also showed that women preferred English more than men did. The disparity between the two genders was the same when it came to the latter, with learners speaking Spanish, consisting of 22% of males and 16% of females.
Turning to the remaining languages, male linguistic learners were comprised of 15% learning Arabic and 18% French. The rates of these languages in the opposite gender were 8% and 18%, respectively.Ultimately, 12% was the share of men speaking German, and women also had this option, albeit to a greater extent of 14%.