How to say "I recently learned how to speak japanese" in japanese?


How to say "I recently learned how to speak Japanese" in Japanese? is it:

> watashi wa hanasemashita nihongo koto ga saikin manabimasu

or

> watashi wa nihongo hanasemashita koto ga saikin manabimasu

or Something else?

I can't read kanji so please, if you answer please don't use kanji.

Edit:Also, can someone tell me why saikin is before nihongo and not before
naraimashita in the first answer to my question?




Passing judgement about your own Japanese skills while talking with a Japanese
native speaker is a little strange. I'd recommend:

"日本語{にほんご}ができるようになっている気{き}がしています。"

(1) "気{き}がしています" adds the meaning that your opinion about your Japanese skills
is yours alone.

(2) The present continuous tense "~~になっている" adds the meaning that you think
that you are on the path to becoming good, but are not quite there yet.

(3) If you want to stress your conversational skills, as opposed to your
holistic skill, this might be preferred:  
"日常会話{にちじょうかいわ}ができるようになっている気{き}がしています。"

