I assume you mean "I can speak a little" when you say "I speak a little". Here's the translation and you can look up the pronunciation (pinyin) for each character using this dictionary site at www.iciaba.com. I speak a little...(Mandarin Chinese) 我会说一点（普通话）。 I speak fluent...(English) 我会说流利的（英语）。 I speak some...(Dutch) 我会说一些（荷兰语）。 My (Spanish) is quite good 我的（西班牙语）相当/非常/很(all 3 mean "very") 好。 I am learning/studying (Mandarin Chinese) 我在学习（普通话）。 I find it difficult 我发现它很难。 I think it is easy for native English speakers 我认为这对英语为母语的人来说很简单。 French 法语 German 德语 Italian 意大利语 Korean 韩语 Japanese 日语 Arabic 阿拉伯语 *Hungarian 匈牙利语 Russian 俄语 Here's some nonsense about the Chinese language. You must heard Cantonese. In Chinese it's called 粤语 or 广东话. 粤 is the short name for Guangdong(广东) province, 语 means "language". 话 is the words you say, here it also means "language". So 粤语 = 广东话. People in Guangdong province and HK speak it. Early Chinese immigrants in the west are mostly from Guangdong or HK, so you can often hear Chinese speaking Cantonese in early movies (and some contemporary movies). Cantonese is strictly a Chinese dialect. There are other dialects that are less known, but almost every Chinese (except those from HK who are stubbornly sticking only to Cantonese) speaks Mandarin and people from HK can understand it even if some of them don't speak it.

我会说一点儿……普通话/我会一点点中文（普通话） 我会说一口流利的……英文/我英文很流利 我会说一些……荷兰语 我（西班牙语）说得非常好/相当好/很棒！ 我正在学习中文（普通话） 我发现学中文很难；学中文很困难/很不容易；这真的很难学。 我觉得这对母语是（为）英语的人来说很简单。