The chart illustrates five different types of native languages that Cambridge College’s learners communicated in 2007.
Overall, while the majority of students spoke English and Hindi, just a few of them communicated the other languages, especially Urdu. .
Displaying in the bar chart, English was spoken by a huge number of learners, including just under a half. The native language Hindi stood in the second position, with a total of 30% communicators at Cambridge College. Therefore, the combination of these two spoken languages have outpaced others, with exactly 75% speakers.
Standing at the fourth place, French, despite being significantly lower than those two formers, still recorded to have 13% total users. Both Chinese and Urdu were recorded to contain the fewest number of students who speak, with 10% and 2%, respectively. The total number of the three lowest native languages was slightly lower than Hindi, with 5%.
