Stirling is full of international students, walking from my flat to the Atrium (a three minute walk) will have me listening to at least 8 languages.
English
Scots
Scottish Gaelic - considerably more often than I would have thought, we have even got t-shirts with the Uni's name in Gaelic (Oilthigh Shruighlea)
Irish Gaelic - A girl in the shop "speaks" Irish.
German - Quite a large number of German speakers around
French - They've even got a French society
Spanish - Erasmus students, they're all Erasmus students.
Italian - Most of my best friends here are Italian.
Portuguese - One of my flatmates lived in Rio for 4 years and speaks fluent Portuguese
Welsh - I've heard a couple of students speaking Welsh ...
Punjabi - Ever heard a bunch of Indians speaking Punjabi and then switching over to Glaswegian?
Hindi - A small but loud group
Urdu - I know of one student
Arabic
Mongolian - They look Chinese, consequently I expect them to speak Chinese, so every time they open their mouths I get all confused.
Turkish
Russian
Norwegian - They're being Vikings all over again, they're bloody everywhere)
Swedish - Swedes hate each other, consequently we all think that we're the "only Swede in the village". Our dream is shattered every time we're summoned to a meeting with other international students. (Summoned, och well, we are indeed jinns ...)
Danish
Finish - I've met two Moomins so far
Estonian
Chinese - Lyon Crescent in Bridge of Allan is not an English speaking community, it's rather " 來膒你是狂熱盾" (phonetically speaking that is)
Thai
Lao
Afrikaans - My flatmate's girlfriend speaks Afrikaans
Xhosa - I heard a ! and nearly broke my neck while turning round in order to detect the speaker of Xhosa.
Malayalam
Tibetan - I am going to hunt that guy down and force him to teach me Tibetan