What languages are on your passport.

<<USans don't need passports since tey don't travel to anywere. >>

We're just trying to reduce our carbon footprint (global warming and all that)

¡USan, eres extraordinario! ahora solo os falta ahorrar en gasofa y en otras tropecientas mil cosas más y así vamos a dejar a nuestros hijos un mundo que ni 'pintao'.

Portuguese, French and English

Look what I found, a U.S. passport and guess what? it does include Spanish.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ce/Interior_of_US_Passport.JPG/426px-Interior_of_US_Passport.JPG

Are you the person who appears in the photo?

no.

Freedom for Quebec!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

<English, French and Spanish on US passports?>

Usually a passport will have the language of the majority on the passport ie. English. Spanish is placed on US passports due to it's growing Spanish speaking populations.

French is usually on passports due to historical reason as French was the traditional language by dipomats or representives to communicate in. French on passports are on the decline is usually replaced with English instead.

"Spanish is placed on US passports due to it's growing Spanish speaking populations. "

This isn't true. The reason Spanish and French are on US passports (and have been for a while, longer than the huge increase in Spanish speakers in the US) is because of the proximity of Americans to those speakers (and thus the likelihood that a customs official will speak French or Spanish).