This pie chart illustrates the percentage of speakers for given languages at Cambridge College in 2007.
Overall, it can be seen that most students speak English and Hindi as their native tongues, while the Chinese, French and Urdu make up a smaller share of native languages.
First, it can be noticed that English and Hindi are the most widely spoken mother tongues. English is spoken by 45% of all pupils as a native language and Hindi is spoken by 30% of all students, respectively. Together, these 2 languages make up three-quarters of all native languages in this college.
In sharp contrast, French, Chinese, and Urdu make up a much lower precentage of native tongues. French is the most widely-spoken of the 3, with 13% of all students speaking it, followed closely by Chinese, with 10%. Urdu, on the other hand, is spoken by a significantly smaller proportion of people , at just 2%.
