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FOR MALE:

1. India is much the largest (around 55%).

2. China is the smallest (about a third of India) (around 17%).

3. Romania, Vietnam, Russia and Thailand are in that order and approximately similar (between 32 and 42%).

FOR FEMALES:

1. India and Romania are the largest (around 65% and 65% respectively).

2. Thailand is the smallest (about 27%).

2. There are fairly significant differences between Vietnam, Russia and China.

1. China has significantly the lowest proportion of second language speakers.

2. India is much the largest.

3. There are no major differences between Romania, Russia, Thailand and Vietnam.

If we look at males we can see that India has much the greatest proportion of proficient second language speakers at around 55% and China has the least at fewer than 18%. There is only  a 10% difference in competency ranging from around 40% to around 30% between Romania, Vietnam, Russia and Thailand in second to fourth places respectively. There are,however, notably more female than male second language speakers in every country with the exception of Thailand. So, India once again leads the way with around 65% , closely followed by Romania and then Vietnam and Russia at 56 and 42% in turn. The two countries with fewest proficient second language speakers are China and Thailand at around 30%. The final point to note is that of the countries in the report, India would appear to have the highest overall proportion of proficient second language speakers and China the least.