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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 graph shows information about the number of people who would study three major world lab, over a decade between 2020-2030
Overall, the graph fluctuates in all three languages. Furthermore, there is another point is that most students will learn English more.
According to a line graph, in 2024 the number of English language learners will increase to 700, will subsequently decline slightly to 600 In 2026, and will eventually rise significantly again by reaching about 700.
If we look at the Spanish language, we see that the Spanish language starts at 200, increases to 300 and remains at the same level until 2024, and subsequently, only by 2030 will it noticeably change to 500.
Ultimately, when it comes to Mandarin, it starts from 100 in 2020 and increases noticeably to 200 by 2022. It will continue to rise sharply to almost 600 by 2030. However, it will be lower than English language.
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