学生外语熟练程度Students who are proficient in a foreign language

The bar chart compares the percentages of male and female students who are proficient in a foreign language across six countries: China, Romania, Thailand, India, Russia, and Vietnam. As a general trend, in every country except Thailand, a higher proportion of female students is competent in a second language than their male counterparts. India and Romania stand out with the highest proficiency rates for both genders, while China shows the lowest ratio of such learners. In India, about 68% of females are fluent in a foreign language, compared with roughly 56% of male students. Romania follows closely, with approximately 65% of females, but only around 40% of males having skills in a second language. Vietnam also exhibits a significant gender gap: about 66% of women can speak another language, while men trail at 37%. In contrast, Thailand deviates from the general pattern, and around 30% of male students are language-proficient compared with about 28% of females. Meanwhile, both Russia and China register comparatively low figures, with second language proficiency rates for males and females hovering roughly between 30–40%, with China having the smallest share of such students.