Italian English and Spanish...

Portuguese and English. Spanish, Finnish, French and German to some minor extents.

Finnish, swedish and english.

"I am fluent in over 6 million forms of communication and can readily..."

"Splendid! Og, this protocol droid might be useful. Fit him with a restraining bolt and take him back up to his excellency's main audience chamber."

I can't seriously be the only one who thought of that...

Though, relevantly, English (native) Spanish, and Japanese

Portuguese, English and German. I'm willing to learn French now.

English, spanish and some italian.

English fluently. I use to be able to read Spanish fluently (never that great at speaking it or hearing it) but that was 10 years ago and I haven't really spoken or read it since. It's one of those things I'm sure I could pick up again if I tried.

I can more or less stumble my way through French, Italian, and Latin. I may not understand everything but I can more or less get what you're trying to say (though again, that was 10 years ago >_>)/

It really depends on where you live.  For instance, in Texas everything is in English but it really helps if you speak Spanish.

I'm surprised at how many non-Scandinavians speak Swedish, Danish or Norwegian. Is this on account of ancestry? Just curious!
Swedish is the best language in the world for offending remarks!