I am required to represent my university with an introductory speech to our
Japanese Exchange students. I would like to express at one point that my
Japanese, though I may appear to speak it well in this speech, is limited, and
as such could they please limit their questions to * examples of questions
relevant to their tour *

Any assistance anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards.
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questions formality
How do I ask someone to limit the scope of their questions?
Here's what I would say in Japanese.

[私]{watashi} [は]{wa} [日本語]{nihongo}
[は]{wa}[あまり]{amari}[話せない]{hanasenai}[の]{no}[で]{de}、[質問]{shitumon}[に]{ni}[は]{wa}[うまく]{umaku}[答えられない]{kotaerarenai}[かもしれません]{kamoshiremasen}。

= My Japanese is limited so I'm afraid I won't be able to answer your
questions.
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"Could you please limit (the scope of) your questions to * examples of
questions relevant to their tour *?"

How about...

>   * ご質問は、(examples of questions) (など)といったものに｛[限]{かぎ}らせて /
> [限定]{げんてい}させて｝｛いただきます / いただきたいと思います｝。
>   * ご質問は、(examples of questions) (など)といったものの｛[範囲]{はんい}で /
> [範囲内]{はんいない}で｝｛お願いします / お願いいたします｝。
>   * (examples of questions) といったご質問のみ[受付]{うけつ}けさせて｛いただきます/ いただきたいと思います｝。
>
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