In which area of the world are languages Italian French and Spanish predominantly spoken?

The languages Italian, French, and Spanish are predominantly spoken in Southern Europe and Latin America.

Here's a breakdown:

* Italian: Primarily spoken in Italy, with some speakers in Switzerland, Slovenia, and other areas.

* French: Primarily spoken in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada (Quebec), and various former French colonies in Africa and the Caribbean.

* Spanish: Primarily spoken in Spain, Mexico, and throughout Central and South America.

These languages share a common ancestor (Latin) and thus have many similarities in vocabulary and grammar. They are all part of the Romance language family.