The line graph illustrates the proportion of school children who go to the first class and study none native language such as second Languages in New Zealand over the years from 2006 to 2014.
Overall it is evident that the popularity learning different kind of languages changed over the period. Even the language which was popular In 2006, experienced a change in demand by 2014
In 2006, the popular language among New Zealand school children was French(29%) with Japanese (28%)following very close behind. In 2014 French was still learned as the second language in highest percentage, however, the second most popular had switch to Spanish 23% While Japanese dropped significantly from its 2006 high of 28% to 17 % in 2014.
Looking at the two least commonly studying second languages were German and Chinese. Therefore Chinese had been less popular to learn at under 5% than dramatically rise and reached around 12% in 2014.German in 2006 a bit popular among students to learn as second language the results given with 12% while in 2014 hit a low of 6%.And other languages were at 7% in 2006 but become popular over the period reaching around 9% in 2014 after having peaked in previous year.