Simple sentences about languages.

[MrApple]

私は言語が好きです。私の母語はマルタ語と英語です。イタリア語を話します,でもフランス語少し話せます。今、日本語を話したい。

I am trying to say that 1) I love languages, 2)My native languages are Maltese and English, 3)That I speak Italian, and can speak a little French, and 4)I would like to speak Japanese as well.

Does it make sense?

Thanks

[coco]

はじめまして。
You are doing very well!

イタリア語を話します,でもフランス語少し話せます。今、日本語を話したい。

でも here is usually used as a contradictory conjunction.　
イタリア語を話しますし、フランス語も少し話せます。

話します & 話せます here are both very fine.

今、日本語を話したい isn't grammatically wrong, but this might have a tone as if you can't use Japanese despite being capable of speaking Japanese.
Like "今、泳ぎたい"

日本語も話せるようになりたいと思(って)います。 would be fine.
～ようになる is a very useful expression.

Anyway, your language ability is much better than mine.
( Only language I can speak is Japanese. )

Hope this helps.

[MrApple]

Thank you so much coco
I've never heard of the expression yet, but I'm still new

And as for my language ability, I believe that it's all about geography. I happened to live in a place where it is necessary to learn Maltese, English and Italian. And I learned French at school for 7 years . Now trying to learn Japanese to broaden my horizons

(PS : you can speak Japanese AND English - two of the world's most used languages)