I forget how to say "What's your name?" In Japanese?

Question

Is it:

Onamae wa?

or

Anato wa?

or what?

No, Watashi means "I".

Watashi wa Meg. Means I am Meg

Answer 1

onamae wa?

This one sounds most natural.

Answer 2

Short simple and to the point just say "o namea wa" which is kind of "o"= which means your or my in this situation and then "namea" obviousy name and "wa" hmm...well it means o namea is the subject. You don't have to say it too fancy like...They will understand you! I use it all the time.
Good Luck

Answer 3

I would say お名前は、何ですか。(o-namae wa, nan desu ka).

The honorific marker お (o) makes it clear that you're asking the name of someone else and in this context, that person is the one you're talking to.

Generally, you want to avoid the use of pronouns as much as possible in formal contexts. So I would not say あなたの名前　(anata no namae) which literally means "your name."

Answer 4

In an educated way: o-namae nan desu ka?

Answer 5

watosi?