"I speak English a little" is correct :)

I found the following answer from a native speaker on the internet: ""I speak a little English" is more common. It means I don't know a lot of English. "I speak English a little" sounds to me that it means "I don't use my English (for speaking) much." "I do something a little" doesn't say how well you are able to do something, it just says that you do a little of it, not a lot of it."

Great, thx, it makes sence👍

Yeah, here is the discussion Vladislav mentioned: https://thegrammarexchange.infopop.cc/topic/i-speak-a-little-english-or-i-speak-english-a-little.