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German (mothertongue), English, Dutch, and Latin.
Thank God, Latin uses the passive skills only.....most of the time.
I once heard two people at my university talking Latin to each other because they were from different countries (can't remember which) and had no common language other than Latin....that was pretty funny.
Swedish (mother tongue), Finnish and English fluently, and a little bit German. I understand Norwegian quite well, but Danish is harder. It just sounds like completely messed up Swedish! (to you Danes here: No offense intended with that statement)