Scandinavian Languages:
* Denmark: Danish
* Norway: Norwegian (Bokmål and Nynorsk)
* Sweden: Swedish
* Iceland: Icelandic
* Finland: Finnish (though not Scandinavian, it is an official language)
Other Languages:
* Finland: Swedish (a minority language spoken by about 5% of the population)
* Greenland: Greenlandic (an Inuit language, also spoken in parts of Canada)
* Åland Islands (part of Finland): Swedish (the official language)
* Faroe Islands (part of Denmark): Faroese (a North Germanic language closely related to Icelandic)
Important Notes:
* Norwegian: There are two written standards of Norwegian: Bokmål and Nynorsk. While both are official, Bokmål is more widely spoken and used.
* Swedish: Swedish is also spoken in parts of Finland, primarily in the Åland Islands and along the eastern coast.
* Finnish: Finnish is a Finnic language, not related to the Scandinavian languages.
These countries have a strong linguistic diversity, with many people being bilingual or even trilingual.