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The image presents a table showing the number of high school students speaking various languages at home in one U.S. district for the years 2008 and 2014. Spanish: 2008 - 15,110, 2014 - 28,816; Korean: 2008 - 3,029, 2014 - 2,735; Vietnamese: 2008 - 2,557, 2014 - 1,467; Chinese: 2008 - 1,875, 2014 - 4,670; Arabic: 2008 - 430, 2014 - 1,360; Russian: 2008 - 414, 2014 - 1,166; Hindi: 2008 - 375, 2014 - 430; Tagalog: 2008 - 138, 2014 - 512; Polish: 2008 - 110, 2014 - 82; Nepalese: 2008 - 95, 2014 - 439.
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The table illustrates the number of high school students spoke different languages at home in one school district in the USA.
Overall, Spanish was the most common among them in 2008 and Nepalese was the last in this rating. In 2014, the number of high school students who used Spanish still rose significantly,but Nepalese was not the last in rating, It growth slightly.
There was a rapid growth with Chinese, Russian and Arabic, meanwhile Vietnamese and Korean gradual declined. The percentage of using Polish also decreased from 110 to 82 and it was the least popular in 2014.
The most changes were Spanish, for the reason that the rise was 28,816 people in 2014 and Nepalese also rose dramatically from 95 to 439.
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