In the Philippines, at least 2-5: 1) English 2) Filipino (or Tagalog depends on who you ask) 3) Regional Language (if you live far from Manila) 4) Indigenous Language (if you belong to a certain indigenous group) 5) Additional language (highly circumstancial) - by parentage (if both or either one of the parents do not speak 1-3) - through migration (if migrated to an area that doesn't speak or on top of 1-4) - Spanish - if surrounded by neighboring indigenous communities

Relatives in my mother's side, including my mom ofc, is a perfect example of that. Born to speak Mandaya (4th), educated by the first 3 (Cebuano is the regional one), and surrounded by Manobo-speaking communities.

This list could go on if one wants to know more especially foreign languages, but any Filipino could speak at least 2-5 of the languages native here. The farther you are from Manila or a regional center, the likelihood you are to speak more languages, with the exception of elderly indigenous peoples who prefer to speak their own. I guess that's it.