The Census 2016 data shows that Mandarin consolidated its position as the second-most commonly spoken language in Australia after English, followed by Arabic, Cantonese and Vietnamese.How will it affect Australia's society?
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The Census 2016 data shows that Mandarin consolidated its position as the second-most commonly spoken language in Australia after English, followed by Arabic, Cantonese and Vietnamese.How will it affect Australia's society?
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