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You may say 少し日本語をしゃべるけど、上手じゃありません。 (sukoshi nihongo wo shaberu kedo, jouzu ja arimasen) which would translate into "I speak a little Japanese, but I am not good" in Japanese. You may also use 話す (hanasu) instead of しゃべる (shaberu), though from my experience しゃべる seems to come up more in spoken conversation.

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"Anta WA mada (mada) yowai" (pronounced: on-tah wah mah-dah (mah-dah) yo-why).

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