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The two pie charts compare the proportions of employees in an Export Company selecting five different language training courses and their reasons for learning a new language. Overall, the part-time training course in the evening has the highest percentage, while distant learning is the least popular course. Besides, most workers learn a new language for holiday travel, whereas communicating with clients is the least common reason. Regarding the courses, part-time training in the evening is the dominant choice, accounting for 39%. Part-time training on the weekends and self-tuition records the same figure, at just under a quarter. Following this, 12% of employees chose intensive training, and distant learning has the lowest share with only 5% of total selections. Moving to reasons for learning a foreign language, holiday travel is by far the most popular reason, sitting at 46% and nearly triple that of business travel, which accounts for 17% in total. The remaining reasons are much less common, personal interest and other reasons have relatively similar shares (at 13% and 14%, respectively), whereas communicating with clients shows the lowest proportion (at 10%)