Skua,

Not necessarily. We're looking at the second-most taught foreign language, so it could be something like:

  • Dutch areas: Dutch as first language, French as most common foreign language, English second
  • French areas: French as first language, English as most common foreign language, Dutch second
  • German areas: German as first language, French as most common foreign language, Dutch second

This would result in the map above even though all three are different once you look at them. I have no idea if it's actually true of course, just saying that it's possible

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