The data displays the proportion of the non-native population that is proficient in the use of English in England and Wales in 2011, by biggest main language types* 94.3% of French speakers were proficient in English, compared with just 67.6% of people with Panjabi as their mother-tongue.
French | 94.3 |
Spanish | 89.6 |
Arabic | 82.4 |
Portuguese | 80.8 |
Urdu | 76.5 |
Gujarati | 76.3 |
All other Chinese | 75.4 |
Polish | 72.4 |
Bengali (with Sylheti and Chatgaya) | 69.6 |
Panjabi | 67.6 |