This might be an interesting topic. I’ll start by admitting that I don’t know how many are in mine, but it’s a lot. Here are the ones I can identify:
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[li]English[/li][li]French[/li][li]German[/li][li]Italian[/li][li]Spanish[/li][li]Dutch (or some variant thereof)[/li][li]Swedish[/li][li]Finnish[/li][li]Norwegian (I think)[/li][li]Russian[/li][li]Some dialect of ancient Egyptian[/li][li]Latin[/li][/ul]
And then there’s the material of In Extremo, who sing in a bunch of languages that I can’t identify. So that gives me at least twelve.
Off the top of my head, there are at least 7 languages and they’re pretty much those that others have already noted - English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Italian and (by far the bulk of my collection) Latin.
English
Spanish
Portuguese
French
German
Italian
Finnish
Norwegian
Irish Gaelic
Scottish Gaelic
Albanian
Macedonian
Bulgarian
Greek
Hindi
Japanese
Bahasa Indonesia
KiSwahili
Malagasy
Zulu
Xhosa
Various other African languages, probably including Ibo, Kikuya, and several others (Music from Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo-Kinshasha, Zimbabwe, Kenya, South Africa)
Arabic
Hebrew
Hindi
Tajik
Maori
English
Whatever languages are on Dead Can Dance albums
Swedish
Finnish (a couple of dialects)
Sami
Japanese
Occitan
Hungarian
Greek
French
French-Canadian
Louisiana Creole (or is it cajun? I never can remember)
German
Italian
Russian
Icelandic
Several African languages
Tuvan (is that the name of the language?)
Spanish
Scottish
Whatever language Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan sings in
Yugoslavian
Arabic (I think)
Turkish
Estonian (I think)
Probably several Asian languages from various Six Degrees compilations
Hunh. That’s less than I expected. I guess I’m buying less world music these days because I can just listen to it on the radio on a regular basis.
Off the top of my head, English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Japanese, Latin, Gaelic (Irish and Scots dialects), Greek, Hebrew, and a couple of African, Native American and Icelandic or Slavic languages or dialects I can’t personally identify.