Immigrants from all over the world arrive in the United States every single day, and that naturally means that you’ll find at least a few people here that speak virtually every “living” language in the world.
However, the vast majority of people living in the U.S. only speak one language (English) with just a relative few speaking most of the other languages.
But guess what? There’s a small Pacific island country named Papua New Guinea whose citizens speak a whopping 840 languages.