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Persons by level of knowledge of the foreign language reported as best-known in the country and level of disability (activity limitation)
The indicator measures the share of people aged 18 to 69 who stated that they know at least one language other than their mother tongue by level of the best-known language in the country and level of disability (activity limitation) (numerator). The denominator consists of the total population of the same age group and level of disability. The best-known language in the country is derived from the best-known language of all respondents in that country. Data stem from the adult education survey (AES).
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